Common neckline options shown are crew neck, V-neck, and scoop neck, covering both casual and layering styles.
Listings include both sleeveless tanks and some long-sleeve maternity tops. Length is typically described as “at hip,” though a few items are noted as longer for extra coverage.
White maternity tanks are shown in a range of fits—classic, relaxed, and fitted—so you’ll find looser tunic styles as well as body‑hugging ribbed tanks that stretch with the bump.
Stretch comes from the fabric and construction: several listings note “stretch” or “stretch fabric,” and features like ribbed knit and ruched sides are used to add flexibility and extra room for a growing belly.
Crew necks are noted as easy to pair with jackets and sweaters, while scoop‑neck ribbed tanks are called out as ideal for layering or wearing alone year‑round.
The listings use maternity sizing. One description also notes a model’s height and that the model is wearing a size S.