A white top, a long-sleeved top, a top you can wear under a blazer.
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Sleeveless, short, 3/4 or long. In the results you can filter by sleeve. When a store doesn't say the sleeve length, we read it from the photo, and sometimes we get it wrong.
The shape: round, V, square, boat, turtleneck, collar or off-the-shoulder. And the depth: high, regular or deep. You can filter by these too.
In light fabrics, especially white, check whether the fabric is sheer and whether it's lined. Cotton and viscose breathe. Jersey stretches and layers well, and gives more room between sizes, in plus-size tops too. Chiffon is light and sheer, and usually comes lined.
A top that tucks into trousers or a skirt needs to be long enough to stay in. A top worn out sits on the hips. The model's photo and any note on her height help you judge.
Look for the word "lined" in the description, and in photos where the fabric is against light or stretched.
A wide, shallow neckline that runs straight across the collarbones.
Yes, on the results page. We read them from what the store writes, or from the photo when it doesn't say, so now and then one is off.