Garment-Friendly Tops & Dresses for the New Garments

Garment-friendly tops and dresses for the new garments, hand-picked by our family at Brooklyn Blush in Draper, Utah. With the new sleeveless and cap-sleeve garment styles, so many more cute, current pieces work now: sleeveless tops, knit tops, tank tops, and dresses you'll actually want to wear.

The one fit rule that matters most: shoulder width. Look for shoulders and straps that sit out toward the edge of your shoulder rather than cutting in toward your collarbone. We pick every piece here with that in mind, so it's ready to wear right off the rack.

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New to the new garments? Start with our guides: What to Wear With the New LDS Garments, Dresses That Work With the New Garment Styles, How Should a Top Fit With the New Garments?, and What Does “Garment-Friendly” Mean Now?

We bring styles in limited quantities and restocks aren't guaranteed, so if you love one, grab it early. 🤍

Garment-Friendly FAQ

What does garment-friendly mean?
Clothing that works with LDS temple garments. With the new sleeveless and cap-sleeve garment styles, that now includes many sleeveless tops and dresses, as long as the shoulder is wide enough.

Do tank tops work with the new garments?
Many do. Look for wider straps that sit out toward the edge of your shoulder, not ones that cut inward toward the collarbone.

What necklines work best?
Mock neck, high neck, and henley necklines are the easiest. Deep scoops and narrow tanks are the ones to skip.

Do I need to size up?
Not usually. Focus on the shoulder cut and neckline rather than size.

Can I try them on in person?
Yes. Visit our Draper store at 152 E 12300 S, Suite 54 (The Lobby Suites, next to T.J. Maxx). Fitting rooms are available.

Do you restock?
Not usually. We bring pieces in limited quantities, so if you love one, order early.