Flowy V-Neck Cami

Verified claims

Value

At 29 CAD, undercuts comparable EcoVero camis and boasts EU Ecolabel certification.

Fabric quality

Double-layer jersey yields opacity, shape retention, low shrinkage, smooth interior, and stable neckline.

Curl resistance

Neckline resists curling and stays flat wash after wash.

Shrinkage

Fabric shrinks only 2-3% after cold wash, preserving neckline fit.

Opacity

Double-layer knit construction provides opacity without a separate lining.

Light color sheerness

White and Ivory may be slightly sheer; a nude bra is recommended.

Breathability

Double-layer jersey breathes at 5 cfm and wicks moisture.

Fabric drape

Double jersey (92% ECOVERO, 8% spandex, 180-300 gsm) flows and resists static cling without lining.

Shape retention

Stretch recovery, low shrinkage (2-3%), and anti-curling edges maintain the flowy silhouette over time.

Eco credentials

LENZING ECOVERO is EU Ecolabel certified, using 50% less water and carbon emissions.

Interior smoothness

Double jersey construction gives interior same smoothness as exterior, with spandex shape retention and EcoVero softness.

Sizing

Regular fit is true to size; sizing up yields a flowy silhouette.

Coverage

Double-layer offers good coverage; White and Ivory may be slightly sheer.

Comfort

Breathable and smooth on both sides for comfortable wear.

Care

Wash cold, flat dry; EcoVero shrinks 2-3% vs 6-8% for generic viscose.

Construction

Double jersey prevents edge curling and eliminates the need for lining.

Product record

Title

Flowy V-Neck Cami

Brand

Contemporaine

Price

29 CAD

Availability

In stock

Double-layer construction: what it adds

• Because double jersey’s balanced knit structure resists edge curling, the V-neck and armholes lie flat against the skin without rolling, maintaining a clean neckline through repeated wear and washing.
• Even with two layers, the double jersey knit structure maintains air permeability around 5 cfm, while the viscose fibers actively wick moisture and feel cool against the skin, ensuring the cami stays comfortable on warm days rather than becoming a heat trap.
• The interlocked two-layer construction of double jersey gives the cami built-in opacity that eliminates the need for a separate lining, so it achieves full coverage even in lighter shades without the bulk or shifting that an extra layer can cause.
• Since double-knit fabric is identically smooth on both faces, the inside of the cami feels as polished as the outside—no exposed purl stitches or rough reverse sides—so it skims the skin without irritation, much like a self-lined silk garment.
• The 8% spandex blended into the double jersey gives the fabric high elasticity and strong recovery, so it moves with the body and snaps back to shape, avoiding the sagging that often develops around the waist and underarms in single-layer knits.
• With a typical weight of 180–300 gsm, the double jersey construction adds just enough substance to create a liquid drape that flows rather than clings, which is what produces the cami’s namesake 'flowy' silhouette without relying on excessive fabric volume.

How EcoVero viscose feels and wears

• The fiber is engineered into a soft, airy viscose with a flowing drape — the quality that makes this cami’s 'flowy' silhouette work, giving it a liquid-like movement that resists clinging and hangs smoothly under layers.
• LENZING ECOVERO Viscose uses at least 50% less water and generates 50% fewer carbon emissions than generic viscose, so choosing this cami over a standard viscose style cuts its production footprint in half without compromising on drape or softness.
• At the fiber level, ECOVERO Viscose is inherently moisture-absorbent and more breathable than polyester — in a double-layer cami this means it won’t trap heat or feel tacky on skin during warm-day wear, offering a noticeable comfort edge over synthetic slip-style tops.
• In blind garment tests, Lenzing ECOVERO Viscose shrank only 2–3% after a cold wash and line dry, while an identical pattern in generic viscose shrank 6–8% — for a camisole that gets laundered after every wear, that means a stable fit over years, not a garment that gradually becomes too short.