Features: Buttoned Stretch: Slightly stretchy Material composition: 60% rayon, 40% acrylic Care instructions: Machine wash cold. Tumble dry low. Imported Product measurements: S: front length 20.7 in, sleeve length 23 in, bust 36.7 inM: front length 21.5 in, sleeve length 23.4 in, bust 39 inL: front length 22.2 in, sleeve length 23.8 in, bust 41.3 inXL: front length 23 in, sleeve length 24.2 in, bust 44.5 in Striped Button Down Cardigan — Product Details & Care How to measure this cardigan For accurate sizing, measure the garment laid flat on a smooth surface with a flexible tape measure. Record each flat measurement and double the across measurements (where noted) to get full circumferences. Keep measurements in both cm and inches if possible. Chest / Bust (pit-to-pit): Button the cardigan and lay flat. Measure straight across from one underarm seam to the other. Double this number to get the full chest/bust circumference. Example: 20.5" across = 41" (≈104 cm) circumference. Shoulder width: Measure straight across the back from the outside edge of one shoulder seam to the other shoulder seam. Body length (HPS to hem): Measure from the highest point of the shoulder at the neckline (HPS) straight down to the bottom hem. Sleeve length: Two common options: Shoulder-to-cuff: Measure from the shoulder seam along the top of the sleeve to the end of the cuff. Center-back-to-cuff: Measure from the center back of the neck, across the shoulder to the cuff (useful if you want total sleeve length including across back). Cuff / Wrist opening: Measure straight across the cuff width and double for circumference. Hem width: Measure across the bottom edge of the cardigan and double to get the hem circumference. Other useful notes: When measuring knits, do not stretch the fabric — keep it laid flat and relaxed. If you have a similar-fitting cardigan, measure that one and compare to the product measurements for best fit guidance. Materials — what to expect Please check the garment label for the exact fabric composition. Below are common fibers and blends used for striped button-down cardigans and their typical properties so you know what to expect: Common fibers and characteristics Cotton: Breathable, soft, natural fiber. Feels comfortable against skin. Machine-washable on gentle cycles; can shrink if exposed to heat. Wool / Merino: Warm, insulating, and breathable. May require hand wash or dry-cleaning depending on the blend; avoid hot water and agitation to prevent felting and shrinkage. Acrylic: Lightweight, colorfast, and easy-care. Holds shape well but can pill over time with friction. Viscose / Rayon: Very soft and drapey with a silky hand. Can be delicate—hand wash or gentle cycle recommended; may lose shape if wet and unstabilized. Nylon / Polyester: Adds strength and durability, helps with shape retention and quick drying. Elastane / Spandex: Adds stretch for comfort and recovery. Blends: Many cardigans use blends (e.g., cotton + acrylic, wool + nylon) to balance softness, durability and ease of care. Look at the care label for the definitive instructions and fiber percentages. Model information (fit reference) Reference measurements help you visualize fit. Example model information commonly used for product photography: Model height: 5'9" (175 cm) Wearing size: Small (S) Model measurements (example): Bust 33" (84 cm) • Waist 25" (64 cm) • Hips 35" (89 cm) Use the above as a guide: if you prefer a more fitted look, choose your usual size. For a relaxed or oversized feel, size up or consult the product-specific size chart. Care guide — keep it lovely longer Follow the garment care label first. Below are best-practice care tips tailored for knitted cardigans to preserve shape, color and softness. General washing: Turn the cardigan inside out and wash on a gentle cycle in cold water or hand wash. Use a mild detergent formulated for delicates or wool where appropriate. Use a mesh laundry bag for machine washes. Avoid heat: Hot water and dryers can shrink or distort knitwear. Lay flat to dry on a clean towel or drying rack, gently reshaping while damp. Avoid hanging wet knits to prevent shoulder stretch. De-pilling: Small pills are normal on knitwear. Use a fabric shaver or sweater comb gently to remove pills. Prevent pilling by turning the garment inside out before washing and washing on gentle cycles. Stain removal: Blot stains immediately. Pre-treat with a mild detergent solution and test on an inconspicuous area first. Avoid harsh bleach unless the label allows it. Ironing & steaming: Steaming is preferred to remove wrinkles. If ironing is necessary, use low heat and a pressing cloth; avoid direct high heat on acrylic or synthetics. Storage: Fold cardigans and store in a drawer or shelf. Use cedar blocks or lavender sachets to deter moths. Avoid long-term storage in airtight plastic which can trap moisture. Wear & rotation: Rotate with other tops to reduce friction and pilling. Spot-clean when possible instead of frequent full washes to preserve fibers. Style tips Striped button-down cardigans are versatile—wear them as lightweight outer layers, knit tops, or office-appropriate pieces. Here are easy ways to style: Casual weekend Wear open over a white tee and high-rise jeans with sneakers for an effortless look. Button halfway and do a front-tuck for a relaxed, tucked silhouette. Work-ready Button up as a knit top over tailored trousers or a pencil skirt; add loafers or low heels. Layer a thin collared shirt underneath and let the collar and cuffs peek out for a polished, preppy look. Dressy / evening Belt at the waist over a slip dress or midi skirt to create a defined silhouette. Add statement jewelry (bold necklace or earrings) and ankle boots or heeled sandals depending on season. Proportion & color tips If the cardigan is cropped, balance with high-waisted bottoms. If it’s long or oversized, pair with slim or tapered bottoms to avoid looking bulky. Pick one color from the stripes to repeat elsewhere in the outfit (bag, shoes or accessory) for a coordinated look. Mixing prints: pair small-scale stripes with solid or larger-scale prints; keep one element neutral to anchor the outfit. Quick note: For the most accurate fit and care instructions always refer to the product's size chart and the label sewn into the garment.
