Features: Basic style Stretch: Moderate stretch Material composition: 100% acrylic Care instructions: Machine wash cold. Tumble dry low. Imported Product measurements: S: bust 41.3 in, waist 39.8 in, length 21.1 in, sleeve length 21.8 inM: bust 42.9 in, waist 41.3 in, length 21.5 in, sleeve length 22.2 inL: bust 45.2 in, waist 42.9 in, length 22 in, sleeve length 22.6 in Cold-Shoulder Round Neck Sweater — Measurement Guide For the most accurate fit, measure a similar sweater you already own and compare to the size chart. Lay the garment flat without stretching. Chest/Bust Width: Measure straight across from armpit to armpit; double this number. Shoulder Width: Measure from shoulder seam to shoulder seam across the back. (If there’s no defined seam, measure from the natural shoulder points.) Sleeve Length: From the shoulder seam to the end of the cuff. For raglan sleeves, measure from the neck edge to cuff along the sleeve top. Bicep Width: Measure 2.5 cm/1 in below the armhole straight across; double this number. Cuff Opening: Measure straight across the cuff; double this number. Body Length: From the highest shoulder point (near the neckline) straight down to the hem. Hem Width: Measure straight across the bottom hem; double this number. Cold-Shoulder Opening: Measure the cut-out along its widest point to understand shoulder coverage. Notes: Knitwear can relax with wear. Allow a tolerance of ±1–2 cm (±1/2 in). Choose your size based on how you want it to drape—closer fit vs. relaxed. Materials & Fabrics Cold-shoulder sweaters are commonly knit from the following fibers; each offers a different feel, warmth, and care needs: Cotton: Soft, breathable, easy-care, great for transitional weather. Can lose shape if hung; store folded. Wool (incl. Merino): Warm, naturally breathable, odor-resistant. Hand wash cold or dry clean; lay flat to dry. Cashmere: Ultra-soft, lightweight warmth. Gentle hand wash or dry clean; avoid friction to reduce pilling. Acrylic: Lightweight, colorfast, easy-care. Good for those sensitive to wool; may pill over time—use a fabric shaver. Polyester: Durable, holds shape well, quick-drying. Often blended to add resilience and reduce wrinkling. Viscose/Rayon: Smooth with beautiful drape; feels cool on skin. Handle gently when wet; reshape and dry flat. Nylon/Polyamide: Adds strength, stretch recovery, and durability in blends. Elastane/Spandex: Provides stretch and better shape retention, especially in rib knits. Blends: Many sweaters combine fibers (e.g., wool–nylon, cotton–acrylic) to balance softness, warmth, durability, and easy care. Tip: Check the fiber content label on your sweater for exact composition and follow the most delicate care requirement listed. Model & Fit Silhouette: Typically a regular to relaxed knit with shoulder cut-outs and a round neckline. Coverage: Cold-shoulder openings show the top of the shoulders while keeping sleeves on for balanced coverage. Fit Advice: Choose your usual size for a clean, regular fit. Size up for an easy, slouchy look or to layer over shirts/camis. Undergarments: Pairs well with a strapless bra or slim-strap bralette to complement the cut-outs. Length: Designed to sit at hip level on most; check the body length measurement against a favorite sweater. Care Guide (to keep it lovely longer) Turn inside out before washing. Hand wash cold or use a gentle cycle in a mesh bag with mild detergent. Avoid bleach and fabric softeners; they can weaken fibers and affect softness. Do not wring. Press out excess water with a towel; reshape and lay flat to dry away from direct heat or sunlight. Do not tumble dry unless the care label specifically allows it. Heat can shrink or distort knits. Store folded, not on hangers, to prevent stretching. For wool/cashmere, use breathable storage and moth deterrents. De-pill gently with a sweater comb or fabric shaver; pilling is normal with soft yarns and friction. Steam lightly to remove wrinkles. If ironing is necessary, use low heat on the reverse with a pressing cloth. Spot clean between washes and air out after wear to extend time between full washes. Style Tips Casual: Pair with high-rise denim and ankle boots or sneakers; half-tuck the front for shape. Office: Tuck into tailored trousers or a midi skirt; add a blazer to balance the shoulder detail. Evening: Style with a satin slip skirt or leather pants, strappy heels, and statement earrings. Layering: Wear over a lace-trim camisole for a peek of texture, or over a slip dress to turn it into a skirt set. Undergarments: A strapless or slim-strap bra keeps the neckline and cut-outs clean. Proportions: If the knit is relaxed, balance with slim bottoms; if it’s fitted, wide-leg trousers or a-line skirts work well. Seasonal: For cooler days, add a long coat and knee boots; in transitional weather, try loafers or mules.
