Fringe Open Front Long Sleeve Poncho | Ivory / One Size 100100944674878

Fringe Open Front Long Sleeve Poncho

How to measure

Measure the garment laid flat on a smooth surface for the most accurate results. Do not measure the body — measure the poncho itself and compare to your preferred ease (how roomy you want the fit).

• Body width (bust): Measure straight across from underarm to underarm. Multiply by 2 to get the full bust/chest circumference. (Example: 27 cm across = 54 cm circumference / 10.6 in across ≈ 21.2 in circumference.)
• Center back length: Measure from the center back base of the neckline (where the neck seam sits) straight down to the hem.
• Front length: Measure from the top front edge or neckline point down to the hem at center front (useful for asymmetrical or open-front styles).
• Sleeve length: If there is a shoulder seam, measure from shoulder seam to cuff. If no seam, measure from the center back neck across the shoulder and down the outside of the sleeve to the cuff to capture full sleeve length.
• Shoulder width: Measure seam-to-seam across the top of the shoulder (or across the top edge if there are no seams).
• Hem width / bottom circumference: Measure across the bottom edge from side to side and multiply by 2 for the full circumference.
• Sleeve opening: Measure the cuff width across and multiply by 2 for the cuff circumference.

Conversion: 1 in = 2.54 cm. Allow approximately 10–20 cm (4–8 in) of ease for a relaxed, drapey poncho fit unless you prefer a more fitted look.

Materials & details

Fiber content may vary by batch — always check the product page and the sewn care label for exact composition. Common materials used for this style and their characteristics:

• Acrylic: Soft, lightweight and easy-care; commonly used for affordable knit ponchos and fringe.
• Polyester: Durable, colorfast and wrinkle-resistant; often blended for strength.
• Wool / wool blends: Warm and insulating; may require gentler care (hand wash or dry clean).
• Viscose / Rayon / Modal: Smooth drape and a soft hand; can be delicate—prefer gentle laundering.
• Cotton: Breathable and natural-feeling; can be heavier and may shrink if not pre-washed.
• Nylon / Elastane: Small percentages are added for durability and stretch.

Fringe trim may be made from the same yarn or a different fiber; this can affect drape and care. If you have fiber sensitivities, look for low-wool or labeled “soft” blends.

Model information

Reference fit: Model is 5'9" (175 cm) with approximate measurements Bust 34" (86 cm) / Waist 25" (64 cm) / Hips 36" (91 cm) and is shown wearing size Small. The poncho is designed to be relaxed and drapey; for a more defined silhouette, style with a belt or size down if multiple sizes are available.

Care guide (to keep it lovely longer)

• Follow the label: Always follow the garment’s care symbols — they supersede general guidance.
• Washing: Preferably hand wash in cold water or use the gentle/delicate machine cycle in cold water. Use mild detergent; avoid bleach.
• Drying: Reshape and lay flat to dry away from direct sunlight or heat. Avoid tumble drying unless the label explicitly allows it.
• Fringe care: While damp, gently comb fringe with your fingers or a wide-tooth comb; avoid aggressive pulling to prevent stretching or tangling.
• Ironing/Steaming: Use low heat or steam and a pressing cloth if ironing is necessary; many knits respond well to light steaming to smooth wrinkles.
• Pilling: Remove pills carefully with a fabric shaver on a low setting or by hand to preserve yarn integrity.
• Storage: Fold and store flat to prevent shoulder stretching; if hanging, use a wide padded hanger and avoid long-term hanging for heavy knits.
• Minor repairs: Tie off and trim loose threads close to the base; for fringe reattachment or larger repairs, consult a professional.

Style tips

• Layering: Wear over a fitted long-sleeve tee, lightweight sweater, or turtleneck to balance volume.
• Bottoms: Pair with skinny jeans, leggings, or tailored trousers for a clean silhouette.
• Belt it: Use a waist belt to create shape and transform the poncho into a jacket or tunic-style piece.
• Footwear: Ankle boots, knee-high boots, loafers, or low-heeled pumps all complement this look depending on the occasion.
• Accessories: Long necklaces or statement earrings work well; avoid short chokers that compete with the neckline.
• Proportion: For shorter heights, choose a length that hits at or above mid-thigh and keep bottoms slim; taller wearers can embrace longer lengths.
• Practical tip: Avoid oversized bags that will catch the fringe—crossbody bags or clutches keep the finish tidy.

For exact fabric composition, size charts, and additional photos, please refer to the product page and sewn care label on your poncho.