One shirt, white, 3XL. Buying a single layer is the sensible first move at the top of a size range, where a five-pack that turns out tight is five shirts wasted. The nylon and spandex vest is cut to hide the chest and flatten the waist under a suit shirt.
A single vest answers the only question that matters before a larger order: whether this cut, in this size, sits right through a full day. At 3XL that is worth settling before multiplying the purchase.
The brand describes a slimming vest that shapes the body once worn, covering both the chest and the waistline. It reads as an undergarment rather than sportswear, which is what lets it go under a suit shirt unnoticed.
The elastic slim fit is meant to work as slimming underwear beneath a suit and shirt, with the compression staying between wearer and garment. The same vest goes under a training top when the day moves to the gym.
The blend is 90% nylon and 10% spandex, which the brand links to improved circulation and fat burning during exercise. Its chart is given in centimetres, from a 62 to 69 cm chest at M up through L and XL, and buyers are asked to choose by those measurements.
Specifications as published by the manufacturer for this model.
Three black compression base layer shirts in size L, quick to dry and breathable.
Three identical black shirts in size M, cut in a nylon-led compression knit.
