Cropped or short camisoles?

[jane6672]

All my camisoles are a good length for layering, but they are terrible for wearing under dresses. The hems hit right at mid-hip, so they show lumpy lines under the dress, and they are always sliding up. 

Anybody have recommendations for camisoles that end at the natural waist or around the bra-line? I'd just need these to wear under dresses with with a low neckline.

[bimbi284]

Check out honeydew and hanky pinky brands. I think Free People has some as well

[phoenixrising]

www.vonmaur.com/Product.aspx?ID=152264&pg=1

[billysgirl07]

I typically just take a pair of scissors to them!

[justemily]

Or maybe a bandeau top would work better?

[jane6672]

Apr 24, 2014 11:44:49 GMT -5 billysgirl07 said:

I typically just take a pair of scissors to them!

But! 

They should make proper ones! I've found a some pretty good ones from recs above, but I'm disgruntled that they are somehow more expensive than regular camis. There is less fabric!

[definitelyO]

I agree with your complaint and hate it!

I wear these and they work well.
but if you go to amazon and search for cropped camisole or demi camisole there are a lot that come up that are also affordable. there is a company called "second base" that makes them as well.

[callmehales]

Apr 24, 2014 12:03:56 GMT -5 justemily said:

Or maybe a bandeau top would work better?

this is what I'm thinking.

[jena]

Those fine as seen on TV people have got you covered...

www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B003MAEV28?pc_redir=1398243935&robot_redir=1

Or

m.ebay.com/itm/201077269833

[moosh]

They should make more cropped long sleeves as well, I have a few short sleeve sweater dresses that always have a lump line where I wear a long sleeve tee underneath in the winter.