Flower Distressed Ribbed Trim Sweater | Camel / S 100100733945061

How to Measure This Sweater

For the most accurate results, lay the Flower Distressed Ribbed Trim Sweater flat on a table, smooth without stretching, and use a flexible tape measure.

• Length: Measure from the highest point of the shoulder (next to the collar) straight down to the hem.
• Bust/Chest: Measure across the front, 2.5 cm/1 in below the armhole, from seam to seam. Double this number for the full circumference.
• Shoulder Width: Measure straight across the back from shoulder seam to shoulder seam. For drop-shoulder styles, measure from the end of one shoulder seam to the other.
• Sleeve Length: From the shoulder seam to the end of the cuff. For drop-shoulder, measure from the shoulder seam (where it drops) to the cuff; alternatively, measure from the center back neck to cuff.
• Hem Width: Measure straight across the hem; double for circumference.
• Cuff Opening: Measure straight across the cuff; double for circumference.

Notes: Ribbed trims are elastic—measure them relaxed, without stretching. Distressed edges can vary slightly; allow 1–3 cm (up to 1 in) tolerance.

Materials & Fabric Information

This style features knit construction with ribbed collar, cuffs, and hem, plus intentional distressing. Exact fiber content may vary by color or batch—please refer to the garment label or product details on this page for the precise composition. Common blends for sweaters like this include:

• Cotton: Breathable and comfortable against skin; easy, everyday wear.
• Acrylic: Soft, lightweight, and colorfast; helps the sweater hold shape.
• Nylon/Polyester: Adds strength and improves durability.
• Wool or Wool Blends: Provides warmth and natural insulation (may be blended for softness and easier care).
• Elastane/Spandex (in ribbing): Adds recovery so cuffs, collar, and hem keep their shape.

Tip: If you have sensitivity to certain fibers, check the care/contents label before wearing.

Model Information

• On‑model fit: Relaxed with easy drape; ribbed trims provide gentle structure at collar, cuffs, and hem.
• Size guidance: Choose your usual size for a casual, slightly slouchy look. Size down for a neater fit; size up for extra oversized styling.
• Length reference: Use the garment length measurement (see “How to Measure”) and compare with a sweater you own to gauge where the hem will fall on you.

If model height/measurements and size worn are listed elsewhere on this page, use them as a reference to estimate your personal fit.

Care Guide (to keep it lovely longer)

• Always follow the care label first. If in doubt, a gentle approach works best for knits.
• Turn inside out and place in a mesh laundry bag to protect distressed details and ribbing.
• Hand wash cold or machine wash cold on delicate with a mild, wool‑safe detergent. Avoid bleach and fabric softeners.
• Do not wring. Press out excess water with a towel.
• Reshape while damp and lay flat to dry on a clean towel. Avoid hanging to prevent stretching.
• Use a steamer on low to release wrinkles. If ironing is necessary, low heat with a pressing cloth.
• Manage pilling with a sweater comb or fabric shaver—light, gentle strokes only.
• Store folded, not on a hanger. Keep away from rough surfaces or sharp jewelry to prevent snags.
• For snags in distressed areas, carefully pull the loop to the inside with a crochet hook and secure.

Style Tips

• Casual contrast: Pair with straight‑leg denim or cargos and sneakers; let the distressed edges add texture.
• Feminine mix: Tuck into a satin midi or floral skirt to echo the flower motif; finish with ankle boots.
• Layer play: Pop a crisp collared shirt underneath so the collar peeks out; add a trench or oversized blazer.
• Dress‑over styling: Wear over a slip dress with lug‑sole boots for cozy‑grunge balance.
• Proportions: If the sweater is roomy, balance with slim bottoms; if you size down, try wide‑leg trousers for volume on the bottom.
• Accessories: Minimal jewelry to avoid snags; add a structured bag to offset the distressed finish.