Tube top

A tube top is a strapless, sleeveless garment that fits around the upper torso. It is typically held in place by a close fit, elastic, or both.

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Elastic: A stretchable material or component that returns toward its original shape after being pulled. Elastic at the top edge or throughout the fabric helps the garment grip the torso.
Sports bra: A supportive garment designed to reduce breast movement during physical activity. Unlike most tube tops, sports bras are designed primarily for support during exercise.
Camisole: A lightweight sleeveless top, usually supported by narrow shoulder straps. Shoulder straps distinguish a camisole from a tube top.
Fashion: A changing system of clothing styles, design practices, and social meanings. Tube tops are shaped by fashion trends and are styled differently across periods and settings.
Knitting: A method of making fabric by interlocking loops of yarn. Stretch-knit fabric can fit closely without separate straps or fasteners.
Bandeau: A close-fitting band of fabric worn around the chest or head. A bandeau is a simple, often narrower strapless style closely related to the tube top.
Halter top: A sleeveless garment supported by fabric or straps fastened behind the neck. A halter top stays up through neck support rather than a strapless tubular fit.
Modesty: Socially shaped standards about bodily exposure and appropriate dress. Whether a tube top is considered modest depends on cultural norms and occasion.
Spandex: A highly stretchable synthetic fiber also known as elastane or by the brand name Lycra. Blending spandex into the fabric helps a tube top stretch and recover.
Crop top: A short top that leaves part of the abdomen uncovered. Many tube tops are cropped, though crop tops can also have sleeves or straps.