Another winner for wool&. I’ve worn this alone with a skirt/pants and felt great. For the winter I plan to wear it under as an extra layer or will wear it on top of a button up shirt for the vest look. I’ve worn this playing pickleball in summer temperatures and felt great. The neckline is not too low to play sports and expose myself. The armholes fit nicely - not too tight or too loose. It is a great weight, not too thin or thick but Goldilocks “just right”. I have this in both black and pacific. I’d really like more colors like cobalt or a purple. Or a red for a pop of color with black, navy or grey. PLEASE!

Love this piece. Just wish it came in more colors. And always seemed to be sold out.

I bought the poppy in black before going on my summer travels, and with her along, I barely needed to pack any other tops! The poppy was a perfect underlayer in the cooler weathers of Scotland and a comfortable choice in the heat and humidity of Florida. Most recently, I wore the poppy on a four day backpacking trip, and it turns out, I really didn't need to bring any other hiking shirt! While every other inch of me and my clothing stunk to high heaven, the poppy stayed fresh. I only changed shirts on the last day because I was tired of being wet (left the poppy out overnight in the rain). I was worried the 35+ lb backpack would cause stretching or pilling, but I'm still wearing the same shaped poppy (cleaned and dried!) today! It is a looser fit than I typically like, but I love the reversible option... the lower necklines add interesting details to the back, whichever way you wear it! I'll definitely be buying another of these... just waiting for color options I like more!

I took this on a recent trip to Scotland and Ireland. It was a versatile piece of my wardrobe for the trip.

This tank is lightweight and comfortable it flows away from the body, allowing for movement and coverage of tummy bulge. The best part, 90 degrees90% humidity were no match, keeping me dry and comfortable. I was hesitant at first to buy this top, my only regret was waiting as long as I did!