Jules sleeveless tuxedo top
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43 customer reviewsWhat customers are saying:
Customers really like this sleeveless tuxedo top for its polished, elegant look and versatile styling, especially with blazers, jackets, work pants, jeans, or skirts. The black-and-gold button detail and drapey fabric get a lot of love, and many say it’s a great closet staple that’s easy to dress up or down. Fit is generally described as flattering and comfortable, with several customers saying it runs true to size, though a few suggested sizing up for a little extra room. Overall, it comes across as a chic, go-to piece that works well for both office wear and more casual outfits.
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Bea4ever
Age: 55 to 64Body type: Curvy on bottomHeight: 5'3"Size Purchased: 0Fits true to size
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Perfect casual Top
August 9, 2026I bought this top in store it’s perfect for work under my blazer! Love the fabric light and thin
Helpful?Smasha
Age: 45 to 54Body type: AthleticHeight: 5'8"Size Purchased: 8Fits true to size
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Not a love
July 24, 2026I was so excited when I saw this top was available on sale! Alas, I’m sad to say I just don’t like the fabric. It’s slippery and feels cheap, and is also quite shiny! Sadly it was final sale.
Helpful?Hollandaiser
Age: 35 to 44Body type: Straight and slenderHeight: 5'1"Size Purchased: 0Fits true to size
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The good, the bad, the fabric
April 2, 2026I got both the black and white versions of this top. I wear 00 or 0, and I went with the 0 because I wanted to make sure the cap sleeve bit hung over my shoulders, if that makes sense, and the 0 does that for me, though it's hard to tell without having tried the 00 if that would've been better (as the 0 seems to hang pretty long). I mostly wanted to write this review to talk about the fabric. When I read other people's reviews, many said the fabric was great, and a few people said it looked cheap. My curiosity was piqued - how could it be both? In person, it definitely looks like polyester trying to be silk. It's a good weight and hangs nicely, but the sheen - along with how see-through the white one is - makes it look like a cross between a fabric shower curtain liner and a polyester scarf. The black version is more forgiving - it still has that sheen, but it not being as see-through saves it from looking shower curtain-y. Still, I do like that this sleeveless blouse is more interesting than standard button down sleeveless tops, with its tuxedo stylings and nice drape. I'm just saying, whoever photographed and/or retouched the black version (on the model) did a great job of making it look luxe. Maybe too good of a job. Overall, I think these tops are worth having, but especially so on sale.
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