Tops for real life, from soft graphic tees and lightweight rib-knit tanks to embroidered button-downs and dressier blouses. New styles land regularly across a range of sizes and carry you season to season.
What you'll find: everyday basics you'll reach for again and again, plus standout pieces for when you want to feel more put-together, breathable warm-weather tanks, cozy long sleeves and lightweight sweaters, flattering tunics, and on-trend details like lace, eyelet, and color-block knits.
Styling & care: pair a relaxed tank with Judy Blue jeans for daytime, or dress a blouse up with our accessories for evening. Most pieces wear best washed cold and laid flat to dry. Finish the look with our bottoms or a one-piece style.
What counts as a tunic top, and how long should it be?
A tunic is a top cut longer than a standard shirt, usually ending somewhere between the top of the thigh and mid thigh. The length is the whole point: it covers the seat and the hip line, which is what makes a tunic the usual answer for wearing with leggings. Anything that stops at the hip bone is a long shirt rather than a tunic. Krafty Bandit carries both rib tank tunics for layering and short sleeve tunic tops that work on their own. If you are wearing one with leggings, look for a hem that reaches at least the top of the thigh.
Are crochet and lace tops see-through?
Usually yes, at least partly, and that is by design. Open crochet, eyelet, and lace knits are made with gaps in the stitch, so light passes through them. Most people wear a fitted tank or a bralette underneath in a color pulled from the top itself, or in a plain nude or black. A cream crochet top over a cream tank reads as texture rather than as layering. If you want the look without the transparency, choose a lined piece or a lace trim detail on a solid body rather than an all-over open knit.
What tops work for a beach trip or a warm-weather vacation?
Look for three things: a loose cut that does not cling when you get warm, a light woven or open knit rather than a heavy jersey, and a color you can repeat across several outfits. Tanks with lace hems, gauzy button-downs, and open crochet layers all pack flat and shake out without pressing, which matters in a suitcase. A longer tunic doubles as a cover-up over a swimsuit. Pair any of them with our one-piece styles and a kimono for evenings.
Do you carry plus and extended sizes in tops?
Yes. Plus and extended size tops run through this collection alongside the straight sizes rather than sitting in a separate section, so use the size filter to narrow to what fits you. Ranges differ by brand, so check the sizes listed on the individual product rather than assuming one number carries across the collection. If you are unsure about a specific piece, message the shop and we will measure the actual garment across the bust, the length, and the sleeve before you order.
