An Amazon listing for a SKIMS-like long-sleeve shirt is drawing attention after the New York Post reported the piece is on sale for $7.99, promoted as a budget-friendly alternative to higher-priced basics.
The top, sold under the Trendy Queen label as the "Women’s Long Sleeve Shirts Crop Top," is described by the retailer and the Post as made from an ultra-soft, stretch-infused fabric that fits like a second skin. The listing notes a low square neckline, a body-hugging cut and multiple color options. The item was highlighted in the Post as being reduced in price; the article presented it as a marked-down value, and Amazon lists the $7.99 price and a time-limited discount on the product page. Prime members are eligible for free shipping and nonmembers are offered a 30-day free trial of Prime, which includes shipping and streaming benefits, according to Amazon's standard service terms.
Retail descriptions accompanying the sale recommend the shirt as a transitional item for autumn wardrobes, suitable for layering under blazers, pairing with cargo pants for a casual look or tucking into skirts for evening outfits. The piece has been promoted by commerce writers as tapping into the current revival of Y2K silhouettes while retaining a minimalist aesthetic.
Fashion observers have noted a growing market for more affordable alternatives to celebrity-backed basics, with brands and third-party sellers offering garments that echo the design language of premium labels. The SKIMS brand, founded by Kim Kardashian, helped popularize form-fitting, neutral-toned essentials; coverage of the Trendy Queen listing frames the shirt as another entry in the broader category of slip-on basics that emphasize stretch and silhouette.
The Post piece accompanying the listing was written by Emma Sutton-Williams, a commerce writer who covers shopping and style. The article includes styling suggestions and photos intended to demonstrate fit. Readers seeking the item should consult the Amazon product page for current availability and pricing, which can change quickly during promotional periods.
The appearance of low-cost pieces positioned as SKIMS-like highlights continuing consumer demand for versatile, wearable basics at a range of price points. As retailers roll out seasonal selections for fall, pieces that combine stretch fabrics and simple cuts are being touted by both commerce outlets and sellers as foundational items for layered dressing.
Shoppers interested in the item should verify seller ratings and return policies before purchase. The reported price and discount were accurate at the time of the Post's report, but online offers are subject to change.