There is a lot to like about these tops! The material is comfortable and looks like decent quality, I LOVE the neckline and sleeve cut, and they have a flattering fit. They are versatile enough for working out, business casual, or lounging around (I do think it’s a bit of a stretch to call them “going-out tops,” but to each their own). I was delighted at how not-sheer the fabric was for lighter colors (bought both white and cream); while you can see outlines, it’s pretty minimal for what I was expecting from a $10 top.My one gripe with these shirts: the length. I realize it may be what some are looking for - if you want butt-covering length, these are for you. I did realize they’d be longer than the tucked-look of the front picture, but didn’t realize how much. I chose these for a loose-fit gym option…and with the length they are, don’t love them for that; I wish they were 6” shorter. I’m seriously debating cutting the bottoms, but am concerned I’ll be ruining them if the unfinished hem starts rolling up. I know I could knot them, but that is often uncomfortable in practice when using certain workout equipment. I wanted something loose and longer than crop top length, but not this much longer. Even if you are tucking the shirt, there’s a lot of length to have to shove somewhere.That said - this isn’t the fault of the shirt or manufacturer, I think they’re fairly advertised and I just had different hopes. (And it didn’t stop me from buying several more after trying the first one). To be honest, it’s probably good to have some longer options in my closet, and for the price, I think these are hard to beat.I did start off ordering a medium, as recommended, but felt like it was a little too loose for what I wanted and tried a small, which I thought was great (and then ordered 5 more). For reference, I’m 5’6”, upper 130s, athletic, and a 34B (usually in a bralette or sports bra). I just didn’t think I needed the extra room in the chest and waist that the medium gave (it looked kind of sloppy from a profile view). In the photos, the blue green top is the medium and the white is the small. (The small also seemed to knock a tiny bit of the unwanted length off, but not much.)All in all, I think these are an easy yes for most people’s wardrobe, great to have as staples in basic colors for layering or easily elevating a t-shirt look. If I roll the dice and try the self-cropping, I will update, but I feel like my hesitation to do so, even at the low price point, speaks to the quality of the shirts.