Striped Round Neck Cable-Knit Sweater | Beige / S 100100260755077

How to Measure

Lay the sweater flat on a table. Smooth without stretching. Use a soft measuring tape. Measure in centimeters or inches; double flat measurements for full circumference.

• Chest/Bust: Measure straight across from armpit to armpit. Multiply by 2 for the full chest. Note: cables add texture and can make the chest measure slightly larger than smooth knits.
• Shoulder Width: Measure straight across from shoulder seam to shoulder seam. If there is a drop shoulder, measure from the edge of the shoulder curve to the other edge.
• Sleeve Length: From the top of the shoulder seam to the end of the cuff. For drop-shoulder styles, measure from the highest point where the shoulder meets the neck to the cuff.
• Body Length: From the highest point of the shoulder (next to the neck rib) straight down to the hem.
• Hem Width: Measure straight across the bottom hem rib. Multiply by 2 for total hem circumference.
• Cuff Opening: Measure straight across the cuff. Multiply by 2 for total opening circumference.

Tips:

• Compare these measurements with a sweater you already own for best fit.
• Expect a tolerance of about ±1–2 cm (±1/2–3/4 in) due to knit construction.
• Do not hang the sweater while measuring to avoid stretching.

Materials & Feel

Cable-knit sweaters are commonly made from one or a blend of these fibers. Exact composition varies by style and color; refer to the garment label for specifics.

• Cotton: Breathable and soft with moderate warmth. Holds structure well in cables and is easy-care. Minimal itch; good for transitional seasons.
• Wool (Merino/Lambswool): Warm, naturally breathable, and resilient. Merino is softer with good drape; lambswool feels loftier. May require delicate care to avoid shrinkage.
• Cashmere: Ultra-soft and lightweight with high warmth-to-weight ratio. Luxurious hand feel; handle gently to minimize pilling.
• Acrylic/Polyester: Lightweight, colorfast, and easy to care for. Adds durability and reduces cost; may pill more than natural fibers over time.
• Nylon/Elastane (small %): Improves recovery and helps rib cuffs and hem keep their shape.

Construction notes:

• Rib trims at the collar, cuffs, and hem help the sweater hold its shape.
• Cable textures add loft and can make the garment feel slightly heavier and cozier.
• Stripe placement is engineered to align across the body and sleeves for a clean look.

Model Information

The on-figure images typically show a standard sample size styled with a light base layer to demonstrate drape and ease. The fit shown is an easy, relaxed crew with ribbed cuffs and hem, and a hip-length silhouette.

• Typical studio sample size: Small (or equivalent). This usually presents a relaxed-but-true-to-size look.
• Typical sample-size model reference (for context): height 173–180 cm (5'8"–5'11"), bust 81–86 cm (32"–34"), waist 61–66 cm (24"–26"), hips 86–92 cm (34"–36").
• On-model appearance: hem hits around the high-hip; sleeves reach the wrist with a gentle rib hug; neckline sits at or just below the collarbone.

Fit advice:

• Choose your usual size for the relaxed look shown.
• Size up for a slouchier, oversized silhouette; size down for a neater, closer fit.
• If layering over shirts or turtlenecks, consider your shoulder width and chest for ease through the cables.

Care Guide (to keep it lovely longer)

• Always check and follow the care label on your garment first.
• Washing:
  • Hand wash cold with a gentle wool/cashmere or delicate-knit detergent.
  • If machine washing is allowed, turn inside out, place in a mesh laundry bag, use the delicate cycle, cold water, and low spin.
  • Avoid bleach and fabric softeners; they can damage fibers and elasticity.
• Drying:
  • Do not wring. Gently press out excess water or roll in a towel to blot.
  • Reshape and lay flat to dry away from direct heat or sunlight. Do not tumble dry.
  • Never hang to dry; hanging can stretch knits out of shape.
• De-pilling:
  • Some pilling is normal with wear, especially at friction points. Remove gently with a sweater comb or fabric shaver. Do not pull pills by hand.
• Storage:
  • Fold instead of hanging to prevent shoulder bumps and stretching.
  • Store clean with cedar or lavender to deter moths. For long-term storage, use a breathable garment bag.
• Wrinkles & Refresh:
  • Steam on low or use a cool iron with a pressing cloth. Avoid direct high heat.
  • Air out between wears to refresh and let the knit recover its shape.
• Care extras:
  • Rotate wears to reduce friction from bag straps and seatbelts.
  • Spot clean promptly by blotting (don’t rub) and rinse with cool water.

Style Tips

• Everyday casual: Half-tuck into high-waist jeans with white sneakers. Let the stripes be the statement; keep accessories minimal.
• Preppy layers: Pop a crisp collared shirt underneath so the collar and hem peek out. Finish with loafers.
• Office polish: Pair with tailored trousers, a structured blazer, and ankle boots. Choose a blazer that echoes one stripe color for cohesion.
• Weekend cozy: Throw over a thin turtleneck and wear with relaxed trousers or leggings and chunky boots.
• Feminine flair: Balance the textured cables with a pleated midi skirt and heeled boots.
• Color play: Anchor the look by matching shoes or a bag to one stripe color; keep bottoms neutral to avoid clashing patterns.
• Proportions: If the sweater is boxy, choose slimmer bottoms; if you size down for a closer fit, wide-leg trousers give a modern silhouette.
• Finishing touches: Roll the rib cuffs once for a styled look; use a French tuck to define the waist without losing the relaxed vibe.