Darong Camisole

After the first wash, a camisole should come out the same shape it went in. That takes two things on our end: ribbing that holds its lines and a knit with stretch and recovery, so the fit you chose on day one is the fit you get on day thirty. We cut the Darong Camisole on our block, so your size sits the same here as it does across the rest of the range.

In a week it might do three jobs. Under a blazer for the meeting, over leggings for the errand after, alone on the hot afternoon. The square neck sits flat, the built-in padded shelf bra covers the light-activity days, and at $19.99 in two colourways, sizes XS through XL, it earns its shelf space. It is a fitted layer, not a loose one.

The Camisole runs XS to XL, and the table below shows which size each colourway carries.

Size charts are a starting point, not a promise. Body measurements vary between people of the same height and weight, knit fabrics move differently on different frames, and a measurement taken over clothing reads larger than one taken against the body. Measure yourself with a soft tape held level and snug, compare those numbers with the chart rather than with the size you usually buy, and where you fall between two sizes, decide by how you want the garment to sit rather than by the label.

How to measure for this

No percentages on this page for the camisole: the label in its side seam carries them, and that is the one a wash should follow.

Cold water and a flat dry keep the camisole the shape it arrived in, because once the recovery has gone out of the knit it does not come back.