Color Block Openwork Long Sleeve Cardigan | 100100100253477

• Pattern type: Color block
• Style: Casual
• Features: Eyelet
• Neckline: Open front
• Length: Long
• Sleeve length: Long sleeves
• Sleeve type: Regular sleeves
• Material composition: 100% acrylic
• Stretch: Slightly stretchy
• Care instructions: Hand wash cold. Do not tumble dry.
• Imported
• Product measurements:

One size: length 32.4 in, bust 46 in, sleeve length 18.7 in

Color Block Openwork Long Sleeve Cardigan

Light, textured and effortlessly wearable, this longline open-front cardigan mixes airy eyelet knit with bold color-block panels to create a standout layering piece. Its open silhouette makes it easy to throw on over tees, blouses or dresses while the textured knit adds visual interest and breathability. A touch of stretch ensures comfortable movement without losing the garment’s shape — perfect for building outfits that travel well from day to night.

Fabric & materials — what acrylic means for you

This cardigan is knit from acrylic yarn — a modern, synthetic fibre widely used in knitwear because it mimics many of the soft, insulating qualities of wool while remaining lightweight. Acrylic takes and keeps bright colors very well (ideal for color-block designs), dries faster than many natural fibres and resists moth damage. Compared with cotton or linen it is less moisture-absorbent, so it feels drier to the touch but can be warmer in still, hot conditions. With the right care it’ll remain bright and retain its shape season after season.

Fabric advantages — pros

• Warm yet lightweight: gives cozy warmth without bulk.
• Soft and usually non-itchy for most skin types — a friendly wool alternative.
• Excellent color retention — color blocks stay vivid after washing.
• Quick-drying and low moisture retention — convenient for travel.
• Durable and resilient: holds shape well and tolerates regular wear.
• Low risk of moth damage compared to natural wools.

Fabric drawbacks — cons

• Less breathable than some natural fibres, so it’s best for cool to mild temperatures.
• Can develop pills over time where there’s friction (armrests, bags).
• Tends to build static; layering with natural fibres or using anti-static products helps.
• Sensitive to heat — avoid high-temperature drying and direct hot ironing.
• Petroleum-based material — not readily biodegradable; consider long-term care and reuse.

How to measure the garment (quick guide)

Measure a similar cardigan you already love for the most reliable fit comparison:

• Lay the cardigan flat on a smooth surface without stretching the knit.
• Bust/chest: measure straight across from underarm seam to underarm seam, then double that figure for full circumference.
• Length: measure from the highest point at the back of the neck (base) down to the hem.
• Sleeve length: measure from the shoulder seam to the cuff; for drop-shoulder styles measure from the seam where the sleeve joins the body.
• Shoulder width: measure seam to seam across the top if visible; otherwise compare sleeve/armhole measurements for fit.
• Compare these garment measurements to your body or a favorite item to determine whether the fit will be close, relaxed or oversized.

How to measure your body to choose the right fit

• Bust/chest: wrap a tape measure around the fullest part of your chest, parallel to the floor. Take the measurement while breathing normally.
• Waist and hips: measure at the points where you normally wear pants or skirts.
• Arm length: with your arm relaxed at your side, measure from the top of your shoulder to your wrist for a sleeve-length reference.
• Decide the ease you want: close-fitting (0–1" ease), standard relaxed (2–4" ease), or oversized (4"+ ease). Because the knit has slight stretch, factor in 1–2" of give when comparing to body measurements.
• Always compare your body numbers to the garment measurements rather than guessing a size number — this gives the best result when shopping online.

Fit notes

• The silhouette is long and intended for layering. Expect a relaxed drape rather than a fitted jacket shape.
• Slight stretch accommodates light layers; if you want to wear heavy sweaters underneath, allow additional ease.
• If you prefer a more defined shape, try belting at the waist or pairing with tailored pieces.

Model & styling reference

Images are styled to show the cardigan’s drape and movement: the front is typically worn open to emphasize the color-block panels and eyelet texture, and sleeves are often shown casually pushed up to create a relaxed silhouette. Use the measuring guide above and a favorite cardigan for the most accurate fit comparison rather than relying solely on photos.

Color & how to combine this piece

The contrasting panels in a color-block cardigan are the key styling element. To build balanced outfits:

• Keep the base of your outfit neutral (white, black, navy or beige) so the color blocks remain the focal point.
• Pull one of the cardigan’s colors into accessories — a bag, shoe or scarf — for a cohesive look.
• Pair with simple silhouettes like straight jeans, tailored trousers or a slip dress to avoid competing visual elements.
• For a bold look, mix color-block panels with tonal layers (different shades from the same family).

Seasons — when to wear it

This openwork, long-sleeve knit is ideal across several seasons. It’s great for spring and autumn as a lightweight outer layer, useful for cool summer evenings, and as a mid-layer in winter under a heavier coat. The eyelet construction gives breathability that prevents overheating in transitional weather.

Care tips & quick reminders

• Hand wash in cold water with a gentle detergent to preserve color and texture.
• Avoid hot water, aggressive agitation and wringing — they can distort the knit.
• Remove excess water by pressing gently or rolling the garment in a towel; reshape and dry flat away from direct sun.
• Never tumble dry on high heat; heat can damage acrylic fibers and alter fit.
• Store folded rather than hung to prevent shoulder stretch; if you hang it, use a wide, padded hanger.
• Deal with pilling by gently using a fabric comb or a low-power shaver; always be gentle on eyelet and color edges.

Care guide — keep it looking lovely longer

1. Pre-wash: check for loose threads or snags and secure them before washing.
2. Washing: fill a basin with cold water and a small amount of gentle detergent. Submerge and swirl gently for 1–2 minutes; avoid rubbing or twisting.
3. Rinse: drain and refill with cold water until no soap remains. Press water out gently—do not wring.
4. Drying: roll the cardigan in a towel to absorb excess moisture, lay flat on a dry towel or mesh drying rack, reshape to its original silhouette. Dry away from direct heat and sunlight.
5. Ironing/steaming: use steam at a safe distance or a low-temperature iron with a pressing cloth; avoid direct high heat on the knit.
6. Storage: fold into breathable fabric storage bags or a drawer. Use cedar blocks or natural sachets to discourage pests; avoid plastic long-term.
7. Pilling: remove pills gently with a sweater comb; work across the fabric in small, careful strokes.

Style tips — ways to wear it

• Weekend casual: layer over a white tee + high-rise jeans + classic sneakers. Let the cardigan be the color focal point.
• Office casual: wear over a lightweight blouse with tapered trousers and loafers for polished layering.
• Date night: drape over a slip dress and add ankle boots and delicate layered necklaces.
• Belted shape: cinch at the waist with a slim belt to turn the cardigan into a structured top.
• Boho vibe: pair with a flowing maxi skirt, stacked bracelets and suede ankle boots.
• Travel: use it as a comfortable airplane layer — the longline cut doubles as a cozy wrap on chilly flights.
• Streetwear twist: layer over a hoodie with joggers and chunky sneakers for an urban layered look.

FAQ

Q: Will this cardigan be itchy?

A: Acrylic is generally soft and a good alternative for people who find wool scratchy. If you have particularly sensitive skin, wear a thin cotton layer underneath.

Q: Is it warm enough for winter?

A: It’s best used as a mid or outer layer in mild to cool weather. For cold winter days, layer it under a coat or wear it over a warm sweater.

Q: Can I machine wash it?

A: Hand washing in cold water is recommended to maintain texture and shape. If machine washing is necessary, use a gentle cycle in a mesh wash bag with cold water and remove promptly to dry flat.

Q: Will the colors bleed?

A: Acrylic holds dye well, so bleeding is uncommon. Still, wash dark and bright items separately for the first few washes.

Q: How do I stop pilling?

A: Pilling is a normal result of friction. Turn garments inside out for wash, avoid rough surfaces, and gently remove pills with a fabric comb when they appear.

Q: Can I iron it?

A: Avoid high heat. Use steam or a low-temperature iron with a pressing cloth. Direct high heat can damage acrylic fibres.

Q: Does the knit stretch out over time?

A: Acrylic resists permanent stretching when properly cared for. Avoid hanging heavy items on it and store folded to maintain the original shape.

Q: What should I wear under it?

A: Lightweight tees, blouses, turtlenecks or slip dresses are great. For added warmth, layer over a thin sweater or thermal top.

Whether you want a colorful focal point or a soft layering piece for seasonal transitions, this long openwork cardigan offers texture, ease and versatility. Use the measurement guide above to check fit against a favorite piece and style it with simple basics to let the color blocks sing — a smart, season-spanning addition to many wardrobes.