I had one of these scoop neck vests bought for me as a birthday present in April 2010 (although they retail for around £3-£4). Mine was a bluey purpley colour and at first I thought 'oh no I'm going to look fat in this' as I find ribbed tshirts and vests seem to accentuate my lumps of bumps from having my child. :( lol. I tried it on a week later and was shell shocked! It actually slimmed me! I have no idea how this happened but I no longer looked a size 12 but a 10! And although it slimmed my stomach it didn't make my breasts disappear haha. I still wear it now (July 2011) which is over a year later! And it has never gone out of shape even ...  Read the complete review

One thing you will find a lot of in my wardrobe is these vest tops. I wear them all the time. George at Asda is a great place to buy them as they are cheap and fantastic quality. The vests have a scoop neckline, but I find them to keep me pretty much fully covered. They aren't very long, and come to just above my bum. The straps are about an inch wide so they cover up bra straps. The actual vest body has a slightly ribbed design but it isn't noticeable unless someone is full blown staring at your top! The tops are available in a wide range of colours. I currently have the white, black, purple and beige colour. They do sell more colours, like a light ...  Read the complete review

I'm a big fan of vests as they're ideal to layer under a cardi or jumper when it's chilly, and i'm always stocking up on them from Primark. On my instore last visit to Asda a month or two ago however, i had a quick look through there womenswear and saw that they have there own brand vests, at just £3 each. The vests are also available on the Georges website. (Asda's clothing brand). The vests are a very basic style, with a scoop neck (not too low cut) and thick straps (not spaghetti straps), and considering that they're 100% cotton, they're good quality too. They have a ribbed pattern but it's very discreet and not full blown cable knit ...  Read the complete review

I have a huge amount of vest style tops in my possession to the extent that when I picked this vest top up in Asda recently (these are available on Asdadirect.com too) it led to my flatmate who was out shopping with me at the time to question how many I own and ask do I really need it lol. However the answer concerning vest tops is clear. Yes I need loads of them without a shadow of a doubt. Not only do I like layering them under other tops, wearing them alone...I also own a few sheer tops that need something under them too so I don't end up flashing my wares at strangers! This top I purhased in the colour shown of this style of vest on the top of ...  Read the complete review

I had to make a trip to my local ASDA store, not just for the usual fruit and vegetables I have to get a every few days, but this was at the time the sun was out and it was quite warm and I needed to get my children some hats suitable for them. I picked this vest, in black , up at the same time for £3.00 size 12. Why did I buy it? You can never go wrong ( well-most of the time ) with a decent quality black vest. I needed one because the weather was getting warmer and thought it would go with all my jeans, regardless of colours but also easy to wear underneath cardigans or jumper when the weather isn't so nice ( as it is now ...  Read the complete review