High-Low Slit Round Neck Long Sleeve Sweater | Hot Pink / S 100100424601002

How to Measure

For best accuracy, use a soft measuring tape. Lay the sweater flat on a table, smooth out wrinkles without stretching, and measure seam-to-seam. Double flat measurements to get the full circumference. Expect a 1–3 cm (up to 1 in) tolerance due to knit stretch and manual measuring.

• Bust/Chest: Measure straight across the sweater at 2.5 cm (1 in) below the armhole. Double for circumference.
• Shoulder Width: Measure from shoulder seam to shoulder seam straight across the back. If dropped-shoulder, measure the distance between where the sleeve seam drops on each side.
• Sleeve Length: From the shoulder seam to the end of the cuff. For raglan, measure from neck seam to cuff following the sleeve seam.
• Bicep: Measure across the sleeve 2.5–5 cm (1–2 in) below the armhole. Double for circumference.
• Cuff Opening: Measure across the cuff edge. Double for circumference.
• Front Length (High): From the highest point of the shoulder (next to the neckline) to the front hem.
• Back Length (Low): From the highest point of the shoulder to the back hem. The difference to the front gives the “high-low” drop.
• Side Slit Length: Measure from the start of the slit at the hem upward to where the side seam re-joins.
• Hem Width: Measure straight across the hem at the front. Double for circumference.
• Armhole Depth: From the top of the shoulder seam to the bottom of the armhole along the seam.

Tip: Knits can relax when hung. Measure after laying flat for 10–15 minutes to allow the fabric to settle.

Materials & Fabric Info

The High-Low Slit Round Neck Long Sleeve Sweater is typically crafted from knit blends designed for comfort, drape, and easy care. Exact composition may vary by color or batch—refer to the product label on your item. Common fibers and what they mean:

• Cotton: Breathable and soft with a smooth hand. May have less recovery; fold rather than hang to prevent stretching.
• Acrylic: Lightweight warmth and colorfast. Comfortable, but may pill in high-friction areas over time.
• Wool/Merino: Naturally warm and elastic with good shape retention. Handle gently; avoid high heat.
• Cashmere: Ultra-soft and warm with a delicate hand. May pill initially; responds well to gentle de-pilling and careful washing.
• Viscose/Rayon: Smooth, fluid drape ideal for a high-low silhouette. Handle delicately; fold to store.
• Polyester: Durable and wrinkle-resistant; helps maintain shape. Often added for resilience.
• Nylon/Polyamide: Adds strength and improves recovery; commonly used in rib trims so cuffs and hems bounce back.
• Elastane/Spandex: A small percentage enhances stretch and comfort, especially at trims.

Typical blend behavior for this style:

• Cotton–Acrylic: Soft, easy-care, medium warmth, minimal itch.
• Viscose–Nylon: Smoother hand and dressy drape; fold to prevent growing on hanger.
• Wool–Nylon: Warm, resilient, better pilling resistance than pure wool.

If sensitive to texture, look for higher cotton, viscose, or fine Merino content. For maximum warmth with less bulk, look for wool or cashmere blends.

Model & Fit

• Silhouette: Easy, relaxed fit through the body with a round neckline and long sleeves.
• Hem: High-low design with side slits for movement and layering; back hem offers added coverage.
• Stretch: Moderate horizontal stretch typical of knitwear; recovery depends on fiber blend and rib trims.
• On-model notes: When available, model height, measurements, and size worn will appear in the product photos or details. Use those as a reference and compare with your own measurements.

Sizing tips:

• Between sizes: size down for a neater silhouette, size up for a slouchier layered look.
• Broader shoulders or fuller bust: consider your shoulder width and bust measurement for the best drape.
• Petite: front may feel longer; a light front tuck balances proportions.
• Tall: if extra length is desired, consider sizing up or check back length against your preferred coverage.

Care Guide (to keep it lovely longer)

• Wash: Turn inside out. Hand wash cold or machine wash on a gentle cycle in a mesh bag with mild detergent. Avoid bleach and fabric softeners.
• Rinse & Dry: Do not wring. Press out excess water with a towel. Reshape and lay flat to dry away from direct heat or sunlight. Avoid tumble drying.
• De-pilling: Use a sweater comb or fabric shaver to gently remove pills that form from friction.
• Storage: Fold rather than hang to prevent stretching, especially with viscose or heavier knits. Store clean; consider cedar or lavender to deter moths for wool/cashmere blends.
• Iron/Steam: Steam lightly to release wrinkles. If ironing, use low heat with a press cloth; avoid stretching the knit.
• Spot care: Blot stains promptly with cool water and a small amount of mild detergent. Test on an inconspicuous area first.

For wool or cashmere blends, use a wool-friendly detergent and cold water. For viscose-heavy knits, avoid twisting and always dry flat.

Style Tips

• Balanced proportions: Use a half-tuck at the front to highlight the high-low hem and define your waist.
• Weekend casual: Pair with slim jeans or leggings and sneakers; add a baseball cap or crossbody bag.
• Office polish: Wear over tailored trousers with loafers or ankle boots. Add a sleek belt and minimal jewelry.
• Skirt pairing: Try with a satin midi or slip skirt; the side slits keep movement easy and feminine.
• Layering: Pop a crisp collared shirt underneath or a thin turtleneck for extra warmth and dimension.
• Evening edge: Style with leather-look pants, heeled boots, and a statement necklace.
• Outerwear: Complements longline coats, denim jackets, or quilted vests without bunching due to the side slits.