I wonder that same thing when I'm out shopping for clothes. The same thing applies to our food packaging that keeps getting smaller and smaller.

I don't think I've ever seen a piece of clothing that thin, except when I was in high school, they had nylon see-thru blouses. You had to wear a slip under it.

Jasdip what fabric does the tag say? I'd wear a tank under it otherwise no matter what color bra its gonna show.

I refuse to buy shirts with such thin fabrics.

I guess we'll have to go back to the days when undershirts were worn!

I wonder if it will survive it's first trip through the washing machine?? It's ridiculous how thin that fabric is!

Kathy, I didn't buy it. I walk by all the t-shirts in Walmart, etc because they are so thin. This was in a bag with other stuff that was given to us. It's actually a man's shirt, but I won't let hubby wear it either :-) It is brand-new still in the bag.

I'll try it on with a tank under it, and save it for cooler weather.

I's 100% polyester. Dawn, the first thing I wondered when I looked at it is if it would survive it's first washing. Hmmm hand-washing a t-shirt. LOL.

Recently we bought a new fitted sheet. It was bought at a second-hand store, but was obviously new. It had the folded creases, and was beautifully crisp. I love crisp cotton sheets.

It has the elastic all the way around and it fit nice and tight. The next morning there were 2 slits torn in it. The only thing we can assume is that Bud tore it with his back nails. He's a squirmer, turns himself inside out and his back legs go, when he gets petted.

I did a hand-sew job, and the first washing, it came apart. That's testament to how good my sewing skills are. I put a plea out on our local group if anyone has a sewing machine that they could do a quick fix. It's a beautiful sheet, I hate to not use it.

My father would love it. He's still wearing t shirts from the 70's and they are all thread bare like this. Some even have holes and he doesn't care. SMH

That's way too thin to be called a legitimate t-shirt. It reminds me of the fabric they call burn-out. You have to wear a camisole or something under it.

I wear camisoles under them. And I don't even own a white bra. Skin-tone bras are the most appropriate for all occasions, anyway. :)

I hate these new shirts they are making. Its bad enough be getting these weird holes that we have talked about no less the shirt being so thin..... if you sneezed you would blow a hole in these! I will not buy them!

That probably wasn't intended as a regular T shirt, but was meant as an over shirt of some sort. IMHO, anyway.

I know nothing of Walmart in Canada, or their products, but our Walmart down here in Texas carries some very nice ladies T shirts. White Stag is the name on them, I think they are made in Haiti. But they are a nice fabric, definitely NOT see through! And not thin at all. Well made, and very moderately priced. I love them! In fact, I have some T shirts I bought in Walmart probably 10 or more years ago, that are stiil in very good condition. "Bobbie Brooks", or Bobbie something, I don't remember for sure, was the name on them. Again, very nice material and a very affordable price.

Rusty

Flesh colored bras are your friend. That top would be so nice on a hot humid day, I would think.

I also think the top would be lovely, wear it with a pair of capris and cute sandals. I would however wear a tank under it unless you want to go see thru...haha.

No reason it can't be machine washed, gentle cycle, warm water and a low spin speed..hang to dry.

Jasdip, buy a small piece of knit iron-on interfacing (sewing store or supplies like Joanns or Walmart) and iron it into the back side of the sheet, carefully keeping the torn edges together.. the repair will last longer than the sheet.

Jasdip - I'm wondering if you actually tried it on. I have several tops I wear with leggings in the summer that are as sheer as your top. With a skin colored bra, they are just fine and not as see through as you'd think. A white or black bra would definitely show.

I swear Jas said it's polyester so it won't be cool at all, no matter how thin it is. Only cotton will be cool. Polyester makes you sweat.

One reason I buy clothes at our thrift store. I like only 100% cotton and even my favorite store, GAP, is making these thin shirts, so I buy older ones.