The petal sleeves on this $16 top have Amazon shoppers swooning: 'Most flattering T-shirt I've ever worn'

Izabella Zaydenberg
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Wiholl-heartedly love these tees! You will, too. (Photo: Amazon)
Wiholl-heartedly love these tees! You will, too. (Photo: Amazon)

While your dresser is probably chockful of T-shirts, do you ever feel like they're just a little...meh? Sure, you can dress up a plain tee, but unless you want to pile on accessories, a basic T-shirt is just that: basic.

It doesn't have to be that way. Amazon shoppers found an on-sale tee (now $16) that's anything but boring, and it's just as comfy as those well-worn styles you have folded in your drawer. Say hello to the Wiholl V-Neck Summer Petal Sleeve T-shirt! Sure, that's a mouthful, but it's a name worth remembering. It's made with soft, lightweight fabric that's great for layering and super stretchy — drape it over or tuck it into a skirt or a pair of jeans. They fit ever-so-slightly oversized, so if you want a more fitted look, size down. 

What sets these $16 tees apart are the fluttery petal sleeves — they add a feminine touch to any look. It's way cuter than just a basic tee. Plus, it's available in long-sleeve versions, too — and they're only a dollar more!

$16 $19 at Amazon

Spoiler: You'll live in this top. Advice: Make sure you drop it in the wash every few days. (Photo: Amazon)
Spoiler: You'll live in this top. Advice: Make sure you drop it in the wash every few days. (Photo: Amazon)

With that kind of flair and versatility, no wonder over 4,700 shoppers have given this tee five-star testimonials. 

"This top is so pretty, absolutely LOVE the petal sleeves!" said one devotee. "This top is like a T-shirt but with fancier sleeves, which makes it easy to dress up, but you still get the comfort of a tee. The material is very soft, fairly lightweight and loose fit. I’m a big fan of V-neck shirts, I think they are more feminine. The V-neckline combined with the petal sleeves makes this top very flattering and pretty."

Not surprisingly, with 24 shades to choose from in sizes S to 2XL, many shoppers have become repeat customers. "I am buying this in every color," another shopper noted. "I am a size 10, tall with broad shoulders, small chest, squishy midsection, and this shirt is SO flattering. Like, maybe the most flattering T-shirt I've ever worn. It skims over my midsection just barely but is not a swing top. It's long enough on my tall frame. The shoulder detail diverts the eye upward (hopefully). It is SO soft. And I feel current in it, too. I finally feel good in a T-shirt."

Another shopper summed it up: "Versatile, good quality, excellent fit. Can be dressed up or down. Wash very well! Love them!"

Catch it on sale now!

$16 $19 at Amazon

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