My Review of Ribbed Tank Top in Pure Soft Cotton

Originally submitted at WomanWithin

Enjoy the most versatile piece, ever at a great price. Our plus size tanks are colorful, great fitting and easy to wear.

  • perfect for layering
  • wear it alone or double up
  • ribbed knit is figure flattering
  • 26” long

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Comfy & Versatile Tanks

By Eclectic Jeanne from Miami, FL on 6/23/2011

 

4out of 5

Sizing: Feels true to size

Pros: Soft, Quality Materials, Washes Well, Versatile

Cons: Itchy tags

Best Uses: Date Night, Casual Wear, Work

Describe Yourself: Practical, Stylish

Was this a gift?: No

I bought a size smaller than what I normally wear since these tank tops are ribbed. I have found that ribbed tanks do have a habit of stretching out during the day. This happens no matter which brand I have bought.

So far these tank tops seem to wear very well and wash up great. I am air drying these as I do with most of my newer clothes since I don’t want to take any chances that they may shrink.

My only issue with these tank tops is the tags are horribly itchy and I have had to remove the tags. Once I did that the tank tops were very comfy.

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Cuckoo

Cuckoo Warning Day – June 21

As well as being the first day of summer it is also Cuckoo Warning Day! Where did this holiday come from? No one really knows. On this holiday, if you hear a cuckoo on June 21st you will have a wet summer.


More About Cuckoos:
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  • Cuckoos lay their eggs in the nests of other birds, thus relinquishing their parental duties.  The cuckoo chick is not a nice guest and unceremoniously kicks the other chicks out of the nest.
  • Most cuckoos eat insects, although some are large enough to eat lizards.
  • Roadrunners are part of the cuckoo family.

Name Your Poison Day – June 8

The origin of the phrase “name your poison” is unknown.  Although generally used to offer a choice of alcoholic drinks, it is actually used to offer a choice of anything.  I’m sure you’ve seen a western movie or TV show where the bartender says, “Name your poison!”