It's a thin slim tee, but is it fine to wear it alone without underwear showing through?
With a soft, thin, slim-fit top, one hesitates for fear that underwear lines or skin tones will show through unless layered with innerwear. I wonder if the thickness is sufficient to go out wearing it alone.
Both the front and back panels are constructed by layering two plies of fabric to reduce sheer transparency, so you can wear it alone without innerwear.
On the outside, it is a thin and flexible slim top, but the body panel is made not with a single layer, but layered in two plies on both the front and back[1]. The fabric blends TENCEL and WOOL, so the touch against the skin is soft and drapes naturally[2]. Typically, tencel extracted from wood pulp has excellent drape that wraps softly, and wool provides subtle warmth and elasticity, but the thinner it is knitted, the easier it is for underwear outlines or colors to show through on the outside.
Centaur configured the front and back panels in two plies to reduce sheer transparency while maintaining the flexible silhouette that thin fabric provides[3]. It does not cling excessively to the body[4]. While adhering softly, the two layers of cloth securely support the silhouette, making it comfortable to wear alone without other extra layers[5][6].
hmmm, it easily relieves the hassle of having to wear another inner layer to hide sheer transparency when choosing a thin top, through the double-layer construction of the garment itself.
The specific blend ratio of tencel and wool, as well as the washing and care instructions, have not yet been confirmed in the official descriptions.