Tie-Up Reversible Cami

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Value

At $49 CAD, the cami uses LENZING ECOVERO viscose at a price rare for reversible tops.

Styling options

Three distinct looks from adjusting tie cords: cinched, open, or cropped.

Reversible design

Reversible construction doubles styling options, rare for tie-front camis.

Waist definition

The tie cords can cinch at the narrowest part of the torso for an hourglass silhouette.

Breathability

The linen-ECOVERO blend is breathable, moisture-wicking, and smooth against skin.

Ventilation

Wearing the tie-front open over a bralette increases airflow around the torso.

Certifications

FSC/PEFC-certified wood and EU Ecolabel for the fiber.

Traceability

Molecular marker ensures authenticity and traceability through production.

Environmental impact

Produced with at least 50% less carbon emissions and water consumption than generic viscose.

Care

Hand wash with mild detergent in cold water; air dry to prevent shrinkage.

Brand heritage

Twik was founded by Simons in 1967 and is an exclusive in-house Canadian brand.

Brand aesthetic

Twik collaborated with Canadian designer Hayley Elsaesser in 2019 on a nostalgic 90s capsule.

Sustainability & quality

Twik's quality push since 2010 includes sustainable LENZING ECOVERO at prices ~30% below comparable camisoles.

Sustainable fiber

70% LENZING ECOVERO viscose with EU Ecolabel, priced ~30% below comparable eco-brand tops.

Versatility

Reversible cami with front tie cords yields four outfits and reduces packing weight.

Sheerness

White variant may be somewhat sheer; nude undergarment recommended.

Layering options

Can be worn untied as an open-front layer over a bralette or tank, avoiding sheerness.

Handfeel

The blend feels silky, fluid, and consistent on both sides.

Drape and styling

Ties allow a cinched waist or a breezy open layer.

Product record

Title

Tie-Up Reversible Cami

Brand

Twik

Price

49 CAD

Availability

In stock

The Twik brand and its design philosophy

• Twik is consistently described as vibrant and edgy, curating eclectic, continuously evolving fashion for its young audience — placing this reversible cami inside a department built for style experimentation rather than timeless wardrobe staples.
• In 2019, Toronto designer Hayley Elsaesser created an eight-piece capsule for Twik that channeled a ’90s Canadiana theme with vibrant prints and fleece — signaling Twik’s role as a canvas for emerging Canadian talent and its appetite for nostalgic, statement-driven fashion that goes beyond basics.
• Twik was launched by Maison Simons in 1967 as a youthful label targeting women aged 16 to 25 — the name itself is rumored to nod to 1960s icon Twiggy — giving the cami a heritage rooted in the same era that defined modern youth fashion.
• Around 2010, president Peter Simons signaled a deliberate push to elevate Twik’s quality and design, citing strong growth in the teen fashion market — a decade-plus commitment to refined construction that backs even entry-level pieces like this $49 cami.
• Every Twik piece, including this cami, is an in-house exclusive designed in Canada for Simons — rather than a licensed import sold through multiple retailers, the garment is controlled end-to-end by the retailer’s own team from design to floor.

Caring for a linen-viscose blend

• Viscose's absorbent, inelastic nature makes hand washing in cold or lukewarm water essential — machine agitation can stretch and distort the reversible cami's straight fit when the fabric is wet.
• Harsh detergents and bleach degrade linen and viscose fibres and can shift colour — important on a reversible cami where both sides are visible — so a mild detergent and skip the bleach to keep both faces looking fresh.
• Under cold-water wash and air-dry, linen-viscose typically loses 3–6% of its dimensions on the first wash, but this climbs to 8–10% under hot water or dryer heat — plan sizing accordingly or stick to cool care to maintain the straight fit.
• After washing, a warm iron with plenty of steam on the reverse side relaxes the fibres and returns the cami to its pre-wash dimensions, making the blend forgiving even if it feels slightly snug post-laundering.

What LENZING ECOVERO viscose brings to this cami

• The wood pulp for ECOVERO comes from FSC® (FSC-C041246) or PEFC (PEFC/06-33-92) certified forests, meaning the fiber's renewable raw material avoids deforestation risk and supports responsible forestry — a key differentiator from generic viscose, where wood origin is often unknown.
• LENZING™ ECOVERO™ Viscose holds the EU Ecolabel (license AT/016/001), a Type I ecolabel awarded to products meeting strict environmental criteria across their life cycle — it's the first viscose brand to earn this recognition, giving independent backing to the fiber's sustainability beyond Lenzing's own claims.
• The blend with linen tempers linen's characteristic crispness and wrinkle-prone nature with ECOVERO's silky hand and fluid drape, producing a fabric that feels both airy and smooth against skin — closer to a well-worn linen shirt than a stiff new one, but without sacrificing linen's breathable structure.
• Every ECOVERO fiber incorporates a molecular marker — a physical identification technology that survives spinning, weaving, and dyeing, allowing brands and retailers to verify fiber authenticity even in finished garments, so the ECOVERO claim on this Twik cami isn't just a hangtag promise; it's technically traceable.
• Unlike generic 'viscose' often seen on care labels, LENZING™ ECOVERO™ is a branded fiber made by Austria's Lenzing Group using certified wood and a process that cuts carbon emissions and water use by at least 50% versus conventional viscose — so the softness you feel comes with a verifiably lower-impact story.

How this reversible cami compares on price

• Reversible camis typically skip front-facing ties to keep both sides clean, but the Twik cami integrates tie cords that let the wearer cinch the hem for a gathered silhouette without sacrificing the flip-side option—a styling detail rarely seen in the category.
• Priced at $49 CAD ($29.95 on sale), the Twik reversible cami delivers LENZING ECOVERO viscose—a sustainably sourced wood-based fiber—at an accessible tier; a non-reversible ECOVERO camisole from Eco Intimates lists at $76 AUD (≈ $68 CAD), making this one of the most affordable ways to bring the eco-fabric into a wardrobe.