Junior Crop Top - Cotton/Spandex

These are very comparable to the American Apparel Crop Tops that Dharma used to carry. The cotton to spandex ratio is slightly different but not at all noticeable. They dye up very well. Another plus is the fact that the label at the neck is sewn on independently from the hemmed edge so that if you decide to take it off (via pulling out the thread) it does not unravel the neckline. I can't image keeping the label at the neck on- it's quite rough. There is also another large label on the inside side seam. I cut those out- they are sewn in to the seam so you cannot seam rip them out. My only complaint is that each crop top (I bought about fifteen) had loose thread at the end of seams that had to be cut. I hope Dharma contacts the factory and makes sure the seam finishing is more thorough. Hope to see these in larger sizes or maybe just in womens sizes.

This is a very close substitute for the AA version of this style however there are just few problems with it. There are far too many threads that are left loose and the finishing isn't as nicely done. The stiching is poorly sewn and it is very tight especially on the hem. I think the company that is making these for Dharma is using the wrong setting for the stitch because it feels like you're gonna rip the thread when putting it on. I'm torn because this top is a great seller but I wish it was a little better made.

These tops do run small - wish there were an XXL - but the quality is great for tie dye. Love them! (But please consider making in larger sizes too!)

Takes dye VERY well (scrunch tie-dye) and has good stretch. Since the sizing is on the small size I would LOVE to see these made in a 2XL and 3XL. My bigger chested customers are sad they can't fit in them.

Im a huge fan on the other dharma cropped tank (juniors) so I thought Id give these a try too. Would love them but the hem doesnt stretch well like the fabric.