Maidenform Comfort Devotion Tank Review: Wide Straps, a Scoop, Firm Knit

We already did a Bali lace control cami (pretty, spaghetti) and a Maidenform slip with cups. Comfort Devotion is the smooth black tank: wide straps, a deep scoop, a hip hem, no lace, no built-in bra worth mentioning. Thirty-five dollars. Thirteen thousand reviews. A 4.0. Firm control is a knit. Plan the bra. The nude brief in the still is the honesty: this is a top.

If you wanted SHAPERMINT’s $23 spaghetti scoop, that review. If you wanted wide straps that stay on a shoulder, stay. Size the torso, not a dress size.

The strap is the difference. The scoop is a neckline.

Wide, non-adjustable in the still. If your shoulder is not the model’s, this SKU is a maybe. Scoop will flash a contour bra. Wear a nude that matches, or a plunge, or nothing if that is the office. Size the chest. The Size Guide is a tank chart that runs firm. Between, up if you hate a roll at the hip. Length hits the upper hip. On a long torso it fights a waistband.

The side still is the same tank, less smile. Black is the commute. Wash cold, hang. Heat makes power net into cardboard.

A tank. Wide straps. There is no lace and no zip. Plan the bra.

Vs SHAPERMINT, wash, the 4.0

SHAPERMINT is cheaper and thinner-strapped. Maidenform is the name you can find in a drawer in five years if you hang it. The 4.0 is people who wanted a smooth tee and got it, plus people who wanted cups sewn in and bought a tank. Believe layer.

Who it's for

A black scoop tank, wide straps, a knit. Not lace, not a slip with cups, not a $35 faja. Size the torso, hang the knit, plan the bra.