+MD Women's Thermal Underwear Top: Compression Long Sleeve Shirt Turtleneck Undershirt Basic Shapewear for Ultimate Comfort and Warmth Review

Fits very well (fits everything except a turtleneck) to the point I've worn it at least once a week since buying it. Unfortunately, after 3 or 4 wears, this detail rolls down the sleeves, and split elastic threads stick out on the main bodice. It's a shame as I was really looking forward to having a turtleneck this season. Return to the market to find another.

I like it very much. I got burgundy first and ended up getting black as soon as I got the burgundy turtleneck. I usually wear a size S but I wanted more so I ordered this top in L and have no regrets. That's the length I was hoping for. A little compression, not too much, so perfect too. Very slim fit, like a second skin. It's not that see-through, but you must wear a color-matched bra if you don't want it to be visible. In general it is recommended.

The fabric is very stretchy and yet you can't see through it. Will decrease, so that's good. The neckline, the most important part of this shirt, is very long, but you can fold it in half if you like. The fabric stays in place so you don't have to worry about the neck fabric falling off or deforming. I totally recommended it. I ordered a large whip, it looks like a medium whip but stretches comfortably through the fabric.

I usually wear medium to large sized shirts. I'm a bit busty and have broad shoulders so I took a size up and it fits as expected. The arms and torso are fitted, as befits a shapewear piece, and the neck panel is loose enough that you don't feel like you're being choked, but it doesn't sag either. If, like me, you're between sizes, I recommend going up a size, but if you're always the same size, this size will likely work for you.

I have this as my travel thermal layer - a lightweight compact turtleneck for layering. I ordered three of these. in small, medium and large and decided to leave the medium. I'm 5ft 6" and 128lbs and I usually take the small size on top. The small size was so tight I could barely fit in and the large size was too loose around my neck so I went for the medium size. It was tight - which I expected as I understand it as shapewear - but not very comfortable and tended to ride up. I probably won't…

I bought this MD turtleneck sweater in black and the matching Spanx turtleneck sweater in brown and was pleasantly surprised - the MD turtleneck sweater is better in every respect. This MD turtleneck sweater is very soft, but at the same time offers perfect support thanks to excellent compression. To be honest it feels like a warm silky hug, just what I was looking for. Spanx is scratchy, not that stretchy, and dangles around the wrists, making it silly. I will definitely be returning Spanx and

Ordered size M. I usually wear size S. I have a 32D chest, 5'9" height - 135 lbs, 25" waist, size 28 with pant. When I first unbuttoned the shirt it looked like a kid size lol. But it stretches surprisingly well with some form-fitting compression without being over the top (e.g. spanking jumpsuits). Also warm, but not thermal. This means that if you've worn multiple layers or indoors, you won't keep sweating; at least that's what I do when wearing Under Armor cold gear. Appears to be double…

I've been looking for a good basic turtleneck for so long I almost gave up and started contemplating getting a machine and learning to sew. One of my sons started teasing me that the internet had decided that people in Los Angeles didn't need turtlenecks and that everyone else could easily buy them. Not me. I'm so excited to have found it, I've already ordered it in burgundy and a second one in black. I'm 5'10, wear a 36y bra and weigh about 20-30lbs more than I would like. Ideally I should…