Features: Openwork Stretch: Moderate stretch Material composition: 100% acrylic Care instructions: Machine wash cold. Tumble dry low. Imported Product measurements: S: bust 41.3 in, shoulder 16.4 in, sleeve length 21.5 in, length 23.4 inM: bust 42.9 in, shoulder 17.2 in, sleeve length 21.8 in, length 23.8 inL: bust 45.2 in, shoulder 18.3 in, sleeve length 22.2 in, length 24.4 inXL: bust 47.6 in, shoulder 19.5 in, sleeve length 22.6 in, length 25 in How to Measure Lay the sweater flat on a clean, smooth surface. Do not stretch the openwork knit while measuring. Use a soft tape measure and keep it parallel to the edges. Length: From the high point of shoulder (where the shoulder seam meets the neck) straight down to the hem. Bust/Chest: 2.5 cm/1 in below the armhole seam, measure straight across the front; double this number. Shoulder Width: Seam to seam straight across the back. Sleeve Length: From the shoulder seam to the end of cuff along the outer arm. For raglan, measure from neck seam to cuff. Bicep: 2.5 cm/1 in below the armhole seam, straight across the sleeve; double this number. Cuff Opening: Straight across the cuff; double this number. Hem Sweep: Straight across the bottom hem; double this number. Mock Neck Height: From the neck seam to top edge of the mock neck rib. Neck Opening: Straight across the inside neck opening; double this number. Pro tip: Measure a similar sweater you love and compare to our size guide. Because this is a knit, allow a tolerance of ±1–2 cm (±0.5–0.75 in). For stretch knits, you can note both relaxed and gently stretched measurements. Materials & Fabric This is an openwork geometric knit with a mock neck. Openwork patterns create an airy, semi‑sheer effect and a soft drape. Exact fiber content: Please refer to the product details on this page or the garment label. Common yarns for this style include: Cotton / Cotton Blends: Breathable, soft, great for transitional weather; holds structure with a cool hand feel. Merino/Wool/Alpaca: Warmth with light weight and elasticity; may have natural pilling; merino is typically softer and less itchy. Acrylic: Lightweight, colorfast, helps reduce weight and improves softness; easy care. Nylon/Polyester: Adds strength and shape retention to delicate openwork stitches. Elastane/Spandex (small %): Improves recovery to reduce stretching out at cuffs and hem. Hand‑feel: Airy with light texture from the geometric knit. Sheerness: Semi‑sheer due to openwork; layering recommended. Drape: Soft, fluid; structure varies with fiber content and rib trims. Model & Fit Information On‑model look: Relaxed through the body with ribbed cuffs and hem; mock neck sits comfortably at the base of the neck (not a full turtleneck). Length: Designed to hit around the high‑hip to hip depending on torso length and size. Ease: Intended ease at bust typically 5–10 cm (2–4 in) for a relaxed silhouette. Layering: Works over a camisole, fitted tee, or slip due to semi‑sheer openwork. Sizing note: Choose your usual size for the photographed look. Size down for a closer fit or up for an oversized, slouchy drape. Care Guide (to keep it lovely longer) Wash: Turn inside out. Hand wash in cold water with a gentle knitwear detergent, or machine wash cold on delicate in a mesh bag. Avoid bleach and fabric softeners. Dry: Do not wring. Press out excess water in a towel, reshape, and lay flat to dry away from heat and sunlight. Do not tumble dry. De‑pilling: Use a sweater comb or fabric shaver lightly as needed. Pilling is normal with soft yarns and improves after a few wears/care cycles. Snag care: If a loop pulls, do not cut it. Use a knit repair needle to gently pull the loop to the inside and secure. Storage: Fold and store flat. Avoid hanging to prevent stretching, especially with openwork. Keep away from rough surfaces and Velcro to prevent snags. Iron/Steam: Steam lightly to release wrinkles. If ironing is needed, use low heat and a pressing cloth; avoid pressing directly on the knit texture. Fiber‑specific tips: Wool/merino/alpaca benefit from airing between wears; wash less often. Cotton can be washed more frequently but still dry flat to maintain shape. Travel: Fold with tissue paper to protect the openwork; pack in a garment bag. Style Tips Layering base: Pair with a tonal camisole or fitted tee to showcase the geometric openwork. For contrast, choose a lighter or darker underlayer. Proportions: Half‑tuck into high‑waisted jeans or tailored trousers to balance the relaxed body. Office polish: Add a structured blazer and a silk camisole, finish with loafers or ankle boots. Evening edge: Layer over a satin slip skirt or leather pants; swap the camisole for a sleek bralette if desired. Weekend casual: Style with straight‑leg denim and minimalist sneakers; add a cross‑body bag—mind metal hardware to avoid snags. Cold‑weather layering: Wear over a fitted turtleneck or long‑sleeve tee; top with a longline coat or puffer. Accessories: Keep jewelry smooth and snag‑safe. Statement earrings and a clean belt complement the mock neck and rib trims. Color play: Enhance the pattern by layering with a contrasting color base; go tonal for a subtle, textured look.
