Reformation Tops

Reformation ribbed cross-back tank, recently listed at a price that sits comfortably within the lower half of where comparable basics typically move.

A structured corset cut from a brand that moves volume fast -- yet this one has sat for more than a month.

The Nell cut -- a sweetheart neckline that Reformation returns to seasonally -- sits in a crowded field of similar blouses where only the price separates one listing from the next.

Cashmere rib knit in a square-neck tank cut that Reformation rarely repeats.

Reformation's Leland cut -- a strappy knit that reads blouse but behaves like layering -- has been sitting for more than three months, a span that in this brand's crowded resale pool usually means the silhouette is waiting for a specific wearer.

The Atticus cut sits lower in the back than standard camisoles, a deliberate drape that reads as accidental to the untrained eye.

A cropped gingham tank with gold buttons -- the kind of detail Reformation built volume on, now sitting in the resale quiet zone.

Reformation's Teya cut in a linen floral that has sat for months without finding a home, despite the brand's deep resale pool.