BiBi Color Block Brushed Checker Top | MOCHA/RUST / S 100100052676763

BiBi Color Block Brushed Checker Top — Product details

How to measure

Use a soft measuring tape and stand relaxed when taking body measurements. Record measurements in inches or centimetres and compare them to the garment’s flat measurements (pit‑to‑pit, waist flat, etc.). For best accuracy, measure while wearing light underwear or the type of layer you’ll wear with the top.

Body measurements (how to measure yourself)

• Bust: Wrap the tape around the fullest part of your bust, keeping the tape level and relaxed (not pulled tight).
• Waist: Measure around the narrowest part of your natural waist (where your body bends), keeping the tape level.
• Hips: Measure around the fullest part of your hips and rear—usually 7–9 inches / 18–23 cm below the waist.
• Shoulder width: Measure across the back from one shoulder point to the other (from seam to seam if using a jacket as reference).
• Sleeve length: With the arm slightly bent, measure from the shoulder point (or center back for raglan styles) down to the wrist.
• Body length: Measure from the high point of the shoulder (base of the neck) down to where you want the hem to sit.

Garment measurements (how to measure the top laid flat)

• Pit to pit: Lay the top flat, smooth wrinkles, and measure straight across from one armpit seam to the other. Double this number for chest circumference.
• Waist / Hip (flat): Measure straight across at the garment’s narrowest and widest points and double for full circumference.
• Shoulder: Measure straight across the back from shoulder seam to shoulder seam.
• Sleeve (flat): Measure from the shoulder seam to the cuff along the sleeve.
• Length: Measure from the high point shoulder (HPS) or center back neck to the hem.
• Always measure garments on a flat, even surface and round to the nearest 0.5 cm / 1/4 in.

Ease recommendations (how much room to allow): fitted = 0–2 in / 0–5 cm; standard/comfortable = 2–4 in / 5–10 cm; relaxed/oversized = 4–6 in / 10–15 cm. The BiBi Color Block Brushed Checker Top is a brushed, slightly textured knit—plan for 2–4 in / 5–10 cm of ease for a comfortable drape.

Materials & fabric information

“Brushed” refers to a napped surface created by lightly brushing the fabric; the finish is soft, warm and slightly fuzzy. Color block and checker panels may combine slightly different knits for contrast.

• Typical composition (common for brushed tops): blends such as cotton/polyester brushed knit, polyester/viscose blends, or polyester/elastane blends for added stretch. Example blends you may see: 60% cotton / 40% polyester, or 95% polyester / 5% elastane—check the product label for the exact breakdown.
• Hand & weight: medium weight, soft hand, moderate drape. Brushed face gives warmth and a cozy touch without adding bulk.
• Stretch: many brushed knits have crosswise stretch; if elastane is present the top will return to shape better.
• Performance: good color saturation for color blocks, moderate pilling risk on high‑friction areas; brushed finishes can trap lint—follow care steps to maintain appearance.

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Model & fit

Example model info (for reference): model is 5'9" / 175 cm, bust 32" / 81 cm, waist 24" / 61 cm, hips 34" / 86 cm, wearing size S. The top shown fits as a relaxed/standard silhouette—true to size. If you prefer a boxy/oversized look, choose one size up; for a more fitted look, choose your usual size or size down depending on personal preference and ease desired.

Fit notes: the BiBi Color Block Brushed Checker Top is designed with a comfortable fit and slightly soft structure. Shoulders and sleeve length will influence whether you perceive the top as tailored or relaxed—refer to the flat garment measurements when selecting size.

Care guide — keep it lovely longer

• Wash inside out with like colours on a gentle / delicate cycle in cold water (30°C / 86°F) to protect the brushed surface and preserve colour blocks.
• Use a mild detergent. Avoid chlorine bleach and harsh stain removers that can strip dyes.
• Turn the top inside out and place in a mesh laundry bag for extra protection (recommended for first few washes).
• Avoid fabric softener if the garment contains elastane; softeners can reduce stretch recovery.
• Dry flat or tumble dry on low; remove promptly from the dryer and reshape while damp. High heat can damage elastic fibres and flatten the brushed finish.
• To remove pilling, use a fabric shaver or pill comb gently—work in small sections to avoid creating thin spots.
• Iron on the reverse side using a low heat setting if needed; steaming is often the gentler option for brushed knits.
• Store folded rather than hanging heavy knits to avoid shoulder stretching; keep out of direct sunlight to prevent fading.
• Always follow the care symbols on the garment label—those are authoritative for the specific fabric blend used.

Style tips

• Everyday casual: pair with high‑waisted straight jeans and white sneakers—let the color‑block checker pattern be the focal point.
• Smart casual: tuck the front into a midi skirt or tailored trousers and add ankle boots or loafers for a polished look.
• Layering: wear under a cropped jacket or blazer to show off the checker detail; for colder weather layer over a thin turtleneck.
• Accessories: keep accessories minimal—choose one colour from the top for a bag or scarf to tie the look together.
• Shoes: sneakers, Chelsea boots or simple loafers work well. For a sportier look, pick a color from the block as an accent on your trainers.
• Pattern mixing: if you want to mix patterns, pair the top with a small, subtle pattern in the same tonal family to avoid visual conflict.
• Seasonal: brushed finishes are great for fall/winter layering; in spring, balance the weight with lighter bottoms and open footwear.

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