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Amazon shoppers can't stop raving about this $20 tank top — 'I get tons of compliments every time I wear it!'

Izabella Zaydenberg
Updated ·4-min read

Some pieces never go out of style. Case in point: The tank top. Sure, you might opt for a fresh print or slightly different fit sometimes, but a tank top is a wardrobe staple. In fact, we bet that if you pull out the tanks you wore 10, 15, or even 20 years ago, they would still look stylish and thoroughly cool.

If you don't want to go digging in your closet — or if you want to grab a couple of new ones whle summer's still in full swing — you're in for a treat. Amazon shoppers are raving about one top in particular, the Biucly Women's Scoop Neck Tank Top.

Biucly

Biucly Scoop Neck Tank Top

$20$24Save $4
$20 at Amazon

It's available in 46 colors and prints, and it's amassed nearly 6,000 five-star reviews. The best part, though is that It's on sale for just $20 (was $24).

This tank is made with a mix of polyester and spandex, so it's soft to the touch and incredibly stretchy. It has a universally flattering crewneck, plus it's flowy throughout, which means it won't cling to your chest or midsection. Plus, it's perfect for tucking into jeans or shorts or wearing untucked with leggings. Either way, it's a comfy eye-catcher.

One fan-favorite feature? The armholes are just the right size, so if you're not a fan of the peek-a-bra, this is the style for you. Says one shopper: "Being over the age of 50...(well, over 60!), I don’t usually like to show my arms. This covered that front 'chubby, crepey part' pretty well!"

Woman in blue top, woman in pink top and woman in green and black top.
You'll want this tank top in every color. (Photo: Amazon)

Another agrees: "It might be called a tank top but it is much more flattering than most. Its tapered cut doesn't cling to the body. The high neckline doesn't choke you, and you don't have to worry about too much cleavage showing. The armhole cut is on-trend, too. I feel stylish wearing this sleeveless top!"

Curvy gals can't stop raving about the top's flared silhouette, either: "It is very flattering on my chunky frame," shares a shopper. "I get tons of compliments every time I wear it!"

In short: It's the ultimate throw-on-and-go shirt. Just take it from this reviewer: "As soon as you put it on, it’s just one of those shirts that feels right. You don’t even have to look in the mirror to know it’s going to look good!"

Biucly

Biucly Scoop Neck Tank Top

$20$24Save $4
$20 at Amazon

It's available in 46 colors and prints, and it's amassed nearly 6,000 five-star reviews. The best part, though is that It's on sale for just $20 (was $24).

If you have Amazon Prime, you’ll get free shipping, of course. Not yet a member? No problem. You can sign up for your free 30-day trial here. (And by the way, those without Prime still get free shipping on orders of $25 or more.)

The reviews quoted above reflect the most recent versions at the time of publication.

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