XIRENA | Arynn Cutaway Tank - Raw Shirttail Hem Heather-Grey

Arynn strips the tank top back to essentials, and that restraint is exactly the point. This is a cutaway silhouette with a scooped neckline and dropped armhole, cut close through the body before releasing into a raw, unfinished shirttail hem at the base — a detail that reads as deliberately undone rather than unresolved. It is XIRENA's take on the modern basic: the kind of piece built to disappear under a blazer one day and stand entirely on its own the next. The fabric is a stretch cotton rib knit in a 94% cotton, 6% spandex blend, so it carries the fine, structured ridges of a classic rib but with enough elasticity to move with the body rather than resist it. The hand is soft and slightly compressive, with a density that keeps the tank from going sheer or flimsy — it holds its shape on the hanger and on the body, rather than slouching by midday. Against skin it sits light, breathable enough for warm-weather wear, substantial enough to layer without adding bulk. The fit is a fitted-through-the-torso cut, following the rib's natural stretch for a second-skin closeness at the waist and hip, while the cutaway shoulder and dropped armhole open the upper body for ease of movement. The raw shirttail hem — left unhemmed and slightly longer at the sides than the centre front and back — adds a lived-in, undone edge that keeps the silhouette from feeling too polished or too structured. It is a tailored idea executed in the loosest possible finishing, which is where the piece earns its character. Worn alone, the rib knit's texture and the cutaway shoulder give Arynn enough presence to stand as a single layer with denim or tailored trousers. Underneath, its close cut and low bulk make it an ideal first layer beneath an open shirt, a structured blazer, or a slouchy knit, where the raw hem peeks out at the hip without adding weight. The stretch construction means it moves with the body through a full day — sitting, reaching, layering on and off — without losing its line, which is precisely what a foundational piece is meant to do. This is not a tank designed to be noticed on its own; it is designed to be reached for constantly, the connective layer that makes everything else in a wardrobe work harder. Style it tucked into high-waisted denim with the raw hem left just visible above the waistband, or worn loose under an oversized shirt, sleeves pushed up, for a pared-back, off-duty uniform that reads effortless without trying.