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Introducing the Michael Stars Gina Crop Tank, a must-have addition to your wardrobe from the renowned brand known for contemporary essentials for everyday wear. This stylish crop tank in castle features a ribbed fabric and measures approximately 20 inches from shoulder to hem. The model is 5'10 and is wearing a size small, but please note that measurements may vary slightly by size. Made with a blend of 48% cotton, 48% modal, and 4% spandex, this crop tank is both comfortable and fashionable. Easy to care for with machine washable fabric, this top is proudly made in the USA. Elevate your look with the Michael Stars Gina Crop Tank today!
MICHAEL STARS Pina Ribbed Halter Tank In Heather Grey
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MICHAEL STARS PINA RACER FRONT CROP TOP
Introducing the Michael Stars Pina Racer Front Crop Top, the perfect addition to your everyday wardrobe essentials. This stylish crop top in heather grey features a ribbed design and measures approximately 19 inches from shoulder to hem. The model is 5'9 and is wearing a size small, but please note that measurements may vary slightly by size. Made with a blend of 48% cotton, 48% modal, and 4% spandex, this top is not only comfortable, but also easy to care for with machine washable instructions. Elevate your look with this versatile crop top, proudly made in the USA by the renowned brand Michael Stars.
MICHAEL STARS PINA RACER FRONT CROP TOP
About The Brand: Contemporary Essentials For Everyday Wear. Pina Racer Front Crop Top In Heather Grey With Ribbed Design Approximately 19In From Shoulder To Hem Model Is 5'9 And Is Wearing A Size Small. Measurements May Vary Slightly By Size. 48% Cotton, 48% Modal, 4% Spandex Machine Wash Made In The Usa
MICHAEL STARS PINA RIBBED HALTER TANK
Cut from a stretchy lightweight rib, this form-fitting top features a round neck, racerback, and cropped waist.
MICHAEL STARS GINA COTTON & MODAL RIB TANK
Love to layer in this finely ribbed tank made from a stretchy cotton-modal blend.
