Great news: the Jeremy Allen White specials also happen to look great on us regular folk, regardless of casting-status in wrestler biopics. Made from 100% cotton, they’re inconspicuous enough for everyday undershirt duties but also look great with an open button-up over the top or on their own, if that’s your thing. GQ’s associate commerce editor Tyler Chin advises to size down because the tank has a tendency to stretch the longer you wear it, but it usually shrinks back down after a run through the dryer.

It should come as no surprise that Abercrombie’s ribbed tank made this list, but a lack of drama shouldn’t disqualify worthy contenders and this is as worthy as they come. It’s made from a long-lasting 100% cotton fabric that’s as soft as just about any other, has slightly larger armholes that lend to a flattering, vintage-adjacent silhouette and it clocks in under $20, which is hard to beat.

The License to Train tank is a gym staple we keep coming back to. It’s featherlight, sweat-wicking, and wildly breathable, with roomy armholes that make every rep feel easier (and breezier).

Skims burst onto the scene like a supernova with the help of its eye-catching marketing materials, but its unmitigated success is due, in no small, to the product itself. We’re particularly partial to the Rib Tank, which is crazy comfortable, super light, and manages to hold its shape all day long, even if your shape is in a little bit of flux—which means that it’s not so much form-fitting as it is form-boosting.

If you’re looking for a tank that’s a little bit looser than your standard 3-pack fare, and just a touch more breathable than the classic rib-knits normally found inside them, let us introduce you to the open-knit Sunspel Cellular tank. One of the most luxurious plain white tanks out there, its cellular knit ensures that airflow stays continuous and its loose(r) cut offers the space for that air to move around and cool your torso down.

Sometimes tank tops are too good to be hidden away as an under layer. Todd Snyder’s tanks feature a cotton-nylon mesh fabric that’s big on texture and air flow. It’s luxurious, sexy, and the kind of tank that deserves to have its own shine.

Bather’s swim trunks are a must-have as we get into beach season, but the brand’s slick tank top should also be in your warm weather wardrobe. The wide ribbing gives it an almost ‘60s energy that looks incredible with a breezy camp shirt or tucked into a pair of high-waisted pleated trousers. The only bummer? They don’t come in more colors.

There are some killer higher-end options on the workout tank market—we’ve recommended a couple above—but that doesn’t mean you can’t get bonkers performance at an even more bonkers price. How bonkers? In this case of this moisture-wicking, odor-fighting, UV-ray blocking tank from Russell Athletic, $10. (We’ve checked, this is very hard to beat.)

Not every tank top needs to be techincal, or super sharp. J.Crew’s provides a direct shortcut for those looking for well-worn comfort and a more casual feeling from day dot. If you’re familiar with the incredibly soft texture of the brand’s Broken-in tees, know this tank is quite literally cut from the same cloth.

Buck Mason’s tank is a military rework—you’ll find retro-leaning ribbing, and large armholes for easy movement. It also comes in olive and black, and all three colors are pre-washed so that, like J.Crew’s to the left, the tank will feel like it was always a part of your wardrobe.