Fit can vary across styles—everything from relaxed tunic blouses to cropped halter tops—so the size chart on each product page is your best guide.

• Measure: Compare your bust, waist, and hip measurements to the chart, and check garment length for the look you want.
• Fit notes: Look for terms like “loose,” “relaxed,” or “slim.” Scrub and polo styles may fit more structured; tees and hoodies often have stretch.
• Sizes: Many options run from XS–XXL, with some plus sizes up to 5XL depending on the item.
• Reviews: Customer feedback can highlight if a style feels snug or roomy.

Using site filters helps you quickly view what’s in stock in your size.

You’ll find a wide range to match different needs and styles.

• Woven blouses: Polyester and linen blends for a dressy, work-friendly look.
• Knits and tees: Cotton and cotton/poly/spandex blends for everyday comfort.
• Hoodies: Soft fleece or French terry for cozy layering.
• Sport styles: Performance blends (often polyester/spandex) in polos and zip-front rash guards; some swim tops include UPF features.
• Fashion pieces: Faux leather halter tops and denim zip-front silhouettes for going-out outfits.

Material and care can vary, so it’s a good idea to check the fabric content and care instructions listed on each product page.

1. Zip and prep: Close the zipper and turn the top inside out to reduce snagging.
2. Follow the tag: Use the care label as your primary guide.
3. Wash: Cold water with similar colors is often gentler on fibers and zippers.
4. Delicates: For lightweight blouses, consider a mesh laundry bag.
5. Dry: Air dry or low heat to help preserve shape and zipper function.
6. Special cases: Rinse zip-front swim tops after pool or ocean use; wipe faux leather with a damp cloth instead of machine washing.

Results may vary by fabric and construction, so always check the product page instructions.

Zip-front can look polished when you choose tailored, modest styles.

• Choose silhouettes: Collared V-neck zip blouses, stand-collar tunics, or zip-front polos are easy to dress up.
• Keep it refined: Opt for solid colors or subtle prints in relaxed or loose fits.
• Neckline: Adjust the zipper for a comfortable, office-appropriate opening.
• Pairing: Wear with trousers, pencil skirts, or tailored jeans; add a blazer or cardigan.
• Sleeves: 3/4 sleeves or short sleeves can feel professional yet breathable.

Crop and halter styles are better for casual or going-out looks—always consider your workplace dress code.

A few gentle steps can help get a sticky zipper moving again.

• Check for snags: Make sure fabric isn’t caught in the teeth before pulling.
• Go slow: Guide the zipper up and down with one hand while lightly supporting the fabric.
• Lubricate: A quick rub of graphite from a pencil, or a small amount of zipper-safe lubricant, can reduce friction.
• Clean: Wipe away lint or residue from the teeth.
• Don’t force it: Excess pressure can damage the slider or teeth.

If the zipper appears defective, review return options on your order’s product page or contact customer care through your Walmart account for assistance.