linQ Sleeveless Cowlneck Tank Review

Quick View: linQ is a designer brand that I had never heard of before I started shopping on RedTagCrazy.com. I have come to love the quality and softness of the linQ brand and, although I generally don't like cowl necks, I like this tank. It's very soft and stretchy and can be dressed up or down.

About the linQ Sleeveless Cowlneck Tank

linQ is famous for its classic designs and super soft fabric. This tank is made from cotton and modal and is super stretchy. I bought a size medium but could easily fit into a Small because the tank is generously cut. It has a longer length than typical tops so it can scrunched at the waist or worn long. It can also be tucked into a skirt or pants.

This tanks is great because it easily goes from work to play. Wear it with a blazer and skirt or dress pants or wear it alone with jeans or a cute skirt. The material is thick so that there is no see through even with the light colors. I have the tank in Black (See the pics of me in mine) and Azure, a very light blue. The tank comes in a number of other colors as well.

You can machine wash and dry it or hang to dry. It never wrinkles and is very figure flattering. It's pricey at high end stores but there are sales on the net at times and you may still be able to snag one from Red Tag Crazy. I believe I paid about $24.00 each for mine from RTC. They are at least double that price at boutiques and other websites. Honestly though, this top is worth the higher price. It's classic, high quality, and never loses its shape, shrinks, or wrinkles. It's one of the softest top I have owing to the massive amount of modal in it. I will wear it for years to come.

My Viewpoint

I am not a fan of cowl necks and only have a few items with necks like this but I really like the versatility of the linQ Sleeveless Cowlneck Tank. It's appropriate for everything! It's not too low cut nor is it too stuffy. It can be dressed up or down and the quality is top notch. I give it 4 stars. The cowl takes a little bit of getting used to, to roll it right which I didn't do for the pics. I do now though. It just takes a few rolls of the fabric to get it just right.