Ripley Rader Fishnet Lounge Tank
Ripley Rader
$108.00
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Ripley Rader's Fishnet Lounge Tank in Black channels a moody, city-lounge mood—sleek, a touch rebellious, and made for the moment when ease meets edge. The silhouette skims the body in a midweight open-knit textile, its net-like stitches delivering texture and a breath of skin without bulk. The black knit reads as versatile yet distinctly contemporary, a piece that looks at home in both lounging and after-hours looks.
Pull-on styling keeps it effortless, while the open-knit texture drapes with casual confidence over the torso. The midweight fabric offers enough coverage to feel secure, yet breathes with movement for lounging or light layering as the day warms or cools. Handwash recommended protects the knit’s integrity; its simple construction makes it a reliable addition to a versatile, city-ready lineup.
Ripley Rader leans into netted textures as a signature wink of nocturnal-luxe, and this Fishnet Lounge Tank sits squarely in that lane—bold, wearable, and effortlessly cool for both studio days and city nights.
Materials / Fabrication
- Ripley Rader Fishnet Lounge Tank in Black
- Midweight open-knit textile
- Midweight open-knit fabric
- Pull-on styling
- Color: Black
- Imported
- Size available: S (also XS, M)
Recommended Care
- Hand wash recommended; use cold water and a mild detergent.
- Do not wring; gently reshape and lay flat to dry.
- Avoid high heat and tumble drying; line dry away from direct sunlight.
- Store folded to prevent stretching.
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About Ripley Rader
Ripley Rader, an American fashion designer based in Los Angeles, has made a significant impact on contemporary womenswear with her eponymous label. Her journey into fashion began in her hometown of West Virginia, where she was influenced by her parents' fabric store and her grandmother's sewing lessons. Initially pursuing musical theater in Los Angeles, Rader's path shifted when a buyer from Fred Segal noticed a homemade jumpsuit she had crafted, leading to the establishment of her boutique at the renowned retailer in 2013.