Camisoles

Quince's women's camisoles span material-led categories. Silk camisoles use 100% Mulberry silk — the elevated pick for layering under blazers or wearing as a visible camisole-top. Cotton camisoles in organic cotton or modal — the everyday breathable pick. Lace camisoles add textured detail at the neckline or hem — best as visible-wear pieces or layered under sheer tops. Most styles run with adjustable straps and a flat hemline for clean layering. Some styles are sold as multi-packs for stocking up.

Silk camisoles use 100% Mulberry silk — fluid drape, naturally cooling against skin, and a subtle sheen that reads elevated. Best as a layering piece under blazers, suits, or sweaters, or as a standalone top for warm weather. Cotton (or modal) camisoles are breathable, soft, and matte — the everyday workhorse for layering under T-shirts, sweaters, or button-downs to add coverage or warmth. Lace camisoles add texture — best as visible-wear pieces where the lace is part of the styling, not hidden.

Use a camisole as a layering piece under blazers, sweaters, button-downs, or sheer tops — silk and cotton camisoles disappear under heavier outerwear while adding warmth or coverage. Use a camisole as a standalone top in warm weather (silk or cotton with adjustable straps reads polished enough for casual office or weekend wear), or for evening looks with a high-waisted skirt or trousers. The lace camisole bridges both — the lace becomes the styling moment when visible.

Most run true to size. Silk camisoles fit close-to-relaxed with a fluid drape through the body — runs true to size with adjustable straps for fit customization. Cotton camisoles fit slightly closer to body with stretch. Lace camisoles fit close to body with stretch through the lace panels. Camisole length ends at the natural waist or slightly below — designed to tuck into high-rise bottoms or sit at the hip with mid-rise. Adjust straps for personal shoulder-to-bust fit.

Care varies by material. For silk: hand wash cool with mild detergent, lay flat to dry — never tumble dry silk. Iron on low with a press cloth if needed. For organic cotton or modal: machine wash cool on a gentle cycle, tumble dry low or hang dry. For lace: machine wash cool in a mesh laundry bag to protect the lace from snagging, lay flat or hang to dry. Across all materials, avoid bleach and fabric softener. Air drying preserves drape, color, and elastic in adjustable straps.