Some phrases you say once. This one became a whole brand.
"Say how you feel, it's sexy." is the reminder that honesty is attractive, vulnerability is strength, and the quiet part deserves to be said out loud. Now it lives on a tank you can actually wear everywhere: coffee runs, hot girl walks, therapy (obviously), and every summer plan in between.
The fit:
Fitted crop silhouette with a clean round neckline and a backless cut that makes it anything but basic. Skinny fit, so size up if you want a more relaxed feel.
The fabric:
A soft, substantial cotton and viscose blend (46% cotton, 46% viscose, 8% spandex) with just enough stretch to move with you. Midweight at 7.4 oz, so it holds its shape instead of clinging.
The details:
Care:
Machine wash cold on gentle, no bleach, tumble dry low, and iron on low without touching the print. Skip the dry cleaner.
Small batch note: minor variations in fabric and dye can occur between batches. It's normal in apparel production and we keep every run as consistent as possible.
Some phrases you say once. This one became a whole brand.
"Say how you feel, it's sexy." is the reminder that honesty is attractive, vulnerability is strength, and the quiet part deserves to be said out loud. Now it lives on a tank you can actually wear everywhere: coffee runs, hot girl walks, therapy (obviously), and every summer plan in between.
The fit:
Fitted crop silhouette with a clean round neckline and a backless cut that makes it anything but basic. Skinny fit, so size up if you want a more relaxed feel.
The fabric:
A soft, substantial cotton and viscose blend (46% cotton, 46% viscose, 8% spandex) with just enough stretch to move with you. Midweight at 7.4 oz, so it holds its shape instead of clinging.
The details:
Care:
Machine wash cold on gentle, no bleach, tumble dry low, and iron on low without touching the print. Skip the dry cleaner.
Small batch note: minor variations in fabric and dye can occur between batches. It's normal in apparel production and we keep every run as consistent as possible.
