The Tops in Yoga Tanks

May 1st, 2012 • BY

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We’d like to think that it doesn’t matter what you wear to yoga class. It’s the thought—or lack thereof—that counts, right? But leave it to a shirt that’s riding up or chafing to really mess up your yoga zone.

So we jumped on the task of testing good-looking, movement-oriented tops. After trying a series of fresh yoga tanks for spring, these three came out on top.

REI Sariska Drape Neck Tunic Top (shown)
For those of us who don’t always feel like a Victoria’s Secret model—which is to say, all of us—there’s the Sariska Drape Neck Tunic Top ($49.50). Its cowl neck, long cut, and padded cups offer more coverage and a looser fit than typical tanks. Bonus: It can also pass for cocktails. (Seriously!) Best for: modest ladies.

Prana Sasha Top
The Sasha Top’s ($62) stretchy micro-polyester fabric is so ultra-soft we’d consider living in it. Slim shoulder straps keep out of the way, and the streamlined silhouette doesn’t ride up—even in the most precarious of headstands. Best for: the sensitive-skinned.

Patagonia Morning Glory Top
This nylon-spandex number ($55) wicks moisture and is smooth to the touch. The built-in bra is strong enough for small-chested women but can also be layered over a sports bra for more support. Its best feature: you can wear it straight to the bakery without looking like you stepped out of an ashram. Best for: multi-taskers.

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Kate Siber

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Kate Siber has worked as a pastry cook, a small-time farmer, a ski-rental tech, and a thankless-accounting drone, among other distinctive vocations, but the career she tried on and kept was writing. For the last eight years, Siber, a freelance writer and correspondent for Outside magazine, has traipsed the globe in search of stories, shooting blowguns with Amazonian tribes in Ecuador, tracking rhinos in South Africa, and diving with— More about this author →