One colour, one size, and that is the whole menu
This page sells a single variant: black and beige, small. There is no size selector and no colour swatch to tap, because the listing is not a family of options but one finished pack of two tops. The page does not make that obvious: the bullets still talk about black, beige, red and navy and about three sizes, but none of those choices exists here. What ships is the two-pack in the photograph, one colourway, one size.
A square neck, and why it is the hard one to knit
The neckline is cut square, the same shape front and back. Of every neckline a knit can hold, the square is the hardest, because its two vertical sides want to fall inward and turn the shape into a V. What keeps it square is the width of the strap: a broad band runs straight over the shoulder instead of tapering to a point, so the pull comes from a flat edge and the corners hold. The back is cut square too, sitting below the shoulder blades rather than climbing to the neck.
Two layers where one would show
Each top carries a front panel two thicknesses of knit deep, which is what double layer means in the title. The inner layer holds one removable pad per top, reached through an opening under the bust, and the outer stays smooth so nothing prints through. It is not a cup stitched to the fabric; it is the front doubled over with a soft pad dropped between. Take the pads out before washing and put them back when dry.
The hem is doubled, and that is why a crop stays put
The bottom band is a folded double thickness with two elastic courses through it, which the brand flags as a double elastic hemline. On a cropped top a single hem rolls up the moment you raise your arms, because the knit above is lighter than the band below. Doubling the band moves the balance, so the top covers the ribs and stops at the natural waist.
Vertical rib, seamless, and what it reports
The fabric is a two-by-two rib in straight vertical lines, knitted in the round so there is no side seam to twist in the wash. It is ninety per cent polyamide and ten elastane, high stretch and light. Vertical rib pulls the fabric in around the body instead of lying flat, which reads as fitted rather than loose and also reports every contour beneath it. This is not a boxy crop; it hugs.
The page still contradicts itself on the bra
The third bullet describes a built-in bra and removable pads. The fourth calls these basic fashion tanks without built-in bras. Both lines sit in the same list and both cannot be true. The double-layer front is the real construction, so take the third as the truth; the fourth is a leftover line for a plain, unlined version.
It is a two-pack, and the comparison panel says the same
The title says 2Pk, the detail panel is headed two pack workout tops, and the pack ships two tops: one black, one beige. That is one fewer than the related three-pack listings in the same range, and the pack is fixed; there is no way to buy a single top here.
Sizes, the thin evidence, and what this is not
The size chart lists four sizes, small through extra large, with bust, waist and length filled in. This listing is small only, so the rest of the chart helps you decide whether to buy elsewhere, not here. It is not a sports bra: no wire, no encapsulation, no adjustment, and the support comes only from the band under the bust. It is not a longline, the hem sits at the natural waist. It is not a pack with options: one colourway, one size, one photograph, no video, so what you see is exactly what arrives. Pull the pads before every wash and dry the tops flat.
