T-shirts, fitted knits, open backs, work shirts: which silhouette disappears under what, and why.
"Invisible under everything" is our promise, but different outfits make different demands. Here's how we match our two silhouettes to a real wardrobe.
Fine knits and fitted tees
The Smooth Scallop is built for this. Its bonded cup, fine-stitched so no seam shows, and laser-cut edge leave no ridge for thin fabric to catch on. The moulded cup also keeps its line under clingy fabric.
Everyday layers and workwear
The Everyday in Noir or Heather Grey works under shirts, blouses, and structured layers. The rib texture reads as smooth under anything with a little body, and the sheer V sits low enough for open collars.
Colour logic
Under white, the best 'invisible' colour is one close to your skin tone, not white, which shows as a bright block. Under black and dark colours, Noir. Maroon is the one you wear for yourself.
