Openwork Dropped Shoulder Long Sleeve Sweater | Sky Blue / S 100100079054725

How to Measure Your Openwork Dropped Shoulder Long Sleeve Sweater

Lay the sweater flat on a table. Smooth without stretching. Use a soft measuring tape. Compare to a similar sweater you already love for best results.

• Total length: Measure straight from the highest point of the shoulder (where the shoulder meets the neckline) down to the hem.
• Bust/Chest: Measure straight across the front, 2.5 cm / 1 in below the armhole. Double that number for the full chest circumference.
• Shoulder width: Measure straight across from shoulder seam to shoulder seam. For dropped shoulders, this will sit lower on the arm.
• Sleeve length (dropped shoulder): Measure from the top of the armhole seam at the shoulder drop to the end of the cuff. Alternatively, use center‑back sleeve: from the center back of the neck across the shoulder to the cuff for a consistent comparison across dropped shoulders.
• Cuff opening: Measure across the cuff edge and double for circumference.
• Hem width: Measure straight across the bottom hem and double for circumference.

Notes: Openwork knits have natural give and may relax with wear. Measurement tolerance is typically ±1–3 cm (±0.4–1.2 in). If your size chart lists garment measurements, allow ease over your body measurements for the intended relaxed fit.

Materials & Fabric

Exact fiber content varies by color or batch. Please refer to the product details above or the care label for the official composition.

• Cotton: breathable, soft, easy to care for; ideal for airy openwork stitches.
• Acrylic: lightweight, soft handfeel, helps with shape retention and reduced shrinkage.
• Nylon/Polyester: adds strength and durability, helps the knit bounce back and resist stretching out.
• Viscose/Rayon: smooth and drapey; enhances fluidity and softness.
• Wool/Alpaca (if included): extra warmth and natural insulation; handle gently to avoid felting.
• Elastane/Spandex (small %): improves stretch and recovery, helping cuffs and hems hold shape.

Openwork knit: designed with intentional perforations for breathability and light layering; take care to avoid snagging on jewelry, zippers, or rough surfaces.

Model & Fit Notes

• Silhouette: relaxed with a dropped shoulder for an easy, slouchy look.
• Transparency: openwork pattern is semi‑sheer; layer over a camisole, bralette, or slip as preferred.
• Sizing tip: choose your usual size for a relaxed fit; size up for extra slouch or down for a neater profile.
• Model details: add Height, Bust, Waist, Hips, and Wearing Size here when available to help customers estimate fit.

Care Guide (to keep it lovely longer)

• Turn inside out. Hand wash cold or machine wash on delicate in a mesh bag with mild detergent.
• Do not bleach. Avoid fabric softener if the blend contains elastane/nylon to preserve stretch recovery.
• Gently press out excess water—do not wring. Reshape while damp and lay flat to dry away from direct heat or sun.
• Avoid tumble drying. If needed, steam lightly or cool iron on reverse with a pressing cloth—do not iron directly on openwork.
• Store folded (not hung) to prevent stretching at the shoulders.
• Snag care: never cut a pulled loop. Use a small crochet hook/needle to coax the loop back to the inside.
• Pilling: remove gently with a sweater comb or fabric shaver—don’t pull pills by hand.

Style Tips

• Layer it: try a tonal camisole for a subtle look, a contrasting bralette for pop, or a slim turtleneck underneath on cooler days.
• Balance the volume: French‑tuck into high‑waisted jeans, wide‑leg trousers, or a slip skirt to define your shape.
• Dress it up: add a satin midi, heeled boots, and delicate, snag‑safe jewelry.
• Off‑duty: wear over a tank with denim shorts, or as a breezy cover‑up at the beach.
• Layering piece: top with a blazer, leather jacket, or long coat for texture contrast.
• Sleeve play: push up the sleeves to highlight bracelets and create an effortless feel.