Umgee Full Size Fringe Hem Open Front Printed Kimono Sleeve Cover-Up Plus Size | TEAL MIX / S/M 100100240391690

How to Measure

For the best fit, measure yourself wearing the undergarments you plan to wear with this cover-up, or measure a similar garment that fits the way you want this kimono to fit. Use a soft tape measure and record measurements in inches or centimeters.

Measure your body

• Bust: Measure around the fullest part of your bust with the tape parallel to the floor. Keep it snug but not tight.
• Natural waist: Bend to find your natural waist (the narrowest point) and measure around it.
• Hips: Measure around the fullest part of your hips and seat, keeping the tape level.
• Upper arm (bicep): Measure around the fullest part of your upper arm—useful to check sleeve comfort for kimono-style sleeves.
• Torso/length preference: Measure from the high point of the shoulder (where the shoulder meets the neck) down to where you want the hem to fall to determine desired length.

Measure a garment (flat) — useful for loose, open-front styles

• Lay flat: Place the kimono on a flat surface and smooth out wrinkles.
• Bust (armpit to armpit): Measure straight across the front from one underarm seam to the other and double that number to get the full circumference.
• Hem/hip width: Measure across the bottom hem and double for circumference to see how much coverage it provides at the hips.
• Center back length: Measure from the center back at the base of the neck (HPS) straight down to the hem.
• Sleeve/drop length: For kimono sleeves with no defined shoulder seam, measure from the center back neck to the end of the sleeve to show overall drop/coverage; or measure from the underarm seam to the sleeve hem for sleeve length.
• Fringe length: Measure the fringe from its attachment seam to the tip if fringe length is important for styling.

Fit tip: This open-front kimono is designed to be relaxed and flowy. If you prefer a more fitted look, choose the smaller of two sizes; for full coverage or layering, choose the larger size.

Materials

Exact fiber content varies by print and production run; always refer to the garment tag or product specification for the precise composition. Typical materials used for printed kimono cover-ups include:

• Rayon / Viscose: Soft, lightweight, excellent drape and movement; prints appear vibrant. Tends to be breathable but can wrinkle more easily.
• Polyester (including chiffon-like weaves): Colorfast, lightweight, often semi-sheer, and more wrinkle resistant. Good for bright prints and longevity.
• Rayon/Spandex or Polyester/Spandex blends: Add a small amount of stretch for easier movement and improved recovery.
• Cotton blends: More structured and breathable; may be used in trims or fringe.
• Fringe: Often made from matching yarns or synthetic fibers—handle gently to avoid tangling.

If you need an exact fiber breakdown (for allergy, care, or labeling reasons) check the product page details or the sewn-in care/content label on the garment.

Model & Fit Notes

Example model information (for styling reference): Model height: 5'9" (175 cm). Wearing: 1X (plus size). Example model measurements: Bust 42", Waist 34", Hips 44".

What to expect: The Umgee full-size kimono is open-front with kimono sleeves and a fringe hem, designed to drape loosely. It offers breezy coverage for layering over swimsuits or daywear. Because fits can vary by style and print, use your bust and hip measurements to decide size and remember this style intentionally provides relaxed ease.

Care Guide (to keep it lovely longer)

• Always follow the garment care label first.
• Wash: Hand wash or machine wash cold on a gentle/delicate cycle with like colors. Use a mild detergent.
• Protect the fringe: Turn the kimono inside out and place it in a mesh laundry bag before machine washing to reduce tangling and abrasion.
• Dry: Reshape and lay flat or hang to air dry. Avoid high-heat tumble drying which can shrink or distort lightweight fabrics and damage fringe.
• Iron/Steam: If needed, use a low-heat iron or a steamer on the reverse side or with a pressing cloth. Avoid pressing directly on fringe.
• Storage: Store hanging or neatly folded; avoid rough surfaces or overcrowding that can snag delicate fabric or tangle fringe.
• Avoid: Bleach, harsh detergents, and rough mechanical agitation. If the kimono is labeled “dry clean only,” follow that instruction.

Quick maintenance tip: After washing, gently run your fingers through the fringe and smooth it while damp to keep it hanging evenly.

Style Tips

• Beach cover-up: Throw over your swimsuit with flat sandals, a wide-brim hat, and a woven tote for effortless pool-to-lunch style.
• Casual daytime: Wear over a fitted tank or tee with high-waisted shorts or skinny jeans and sandals or sneakers.
• Dress it up: Layer over a slip dress or a tailored jumpsuit with heeled sandals and statement earrings for an evening look.
• Belt it: Add a wide belt at the natural or high waist to create shape and transform the kimono into a lightweight jacket.
• Layer smart: For cooler days, pair with a long-sleeve tee and ankle boots; the open front creates vertical lines that elongate the silhouette.
• Print pairing: Let the kimono be the focal point—pair printed pieces with solid-color basics that pick up one of the print’s accent shades.
• Plus-size styling: Embrace the flowy shape; cinch above the belly with a belt to create an empire silhouette or leave open to create vertical visual lines.
• Fringe care while styling: Keep fringe tangle-free by hanging the garment after each wear and avoiding heavy handbags that sit on the fringe area.