Open Front Dolman Sleeve Cardigan | Tan / One Size 100101967035629
- Pattern type: Solid
- Style: Casual
- Features: Basic style
- Neckline: Open front
- Length: Long
- Sleeve length: Three-quarter sleeves
- Sleeve type: Dolman sleeves
- Sheer: Opaque
- Material composition: 65% polyester, 30% viscose, 5% spandex
- Stretch: Slightly stretchy
- Care instructions: Hand wash cold. Do not tumble dry.
- Imported
- Product measurements:
One size: bust 69.4 in, sleeve length 18.3 in, length 27.9 in
Overview
This longline, open-front cardigan is designed as a relaxed layering piece with soft drape and a modern, roomy sleeve line that narrows toward the cuff. The knit is opaque and has a slight stretch, so it keeps a neat silhouette while allowing for comfortable movement. Its clean, solid appearance makes it a versatile everyday staple that pairs easily with casual and slightly dressier looks alike.
Fabric Advantages — Pros and Cons
Every fabric choice involves trade-offs. Below are the primary advantages and things to watch for with this knitted blend.
- Pros
- Soft hand and graceful drape — feels comfortable next to skin and hangs attractively.
- Durable structure — resists wrinkling and holds shape better than many all-natural knits.
- Slight mechanical stretch for ease of movement and recovery after wear.
- Opaque finish provides good coverage for layered outfits.
- Relatively quick to dry and straightforward to care if handled gently.
- Cons
- Synthetic content can trap odors more than pure natural fibers and may feel warmer in hot weather.
- Potential for pilling in high-friction areas (underarms, bag straps) over prolonged use.
- Elastic fibers are sensitive to heat — high temperatures can reduce stretch and recovery.
- Environmental considerations — some fibre processing and synthetic production have higher impacts than natural or closed-loop options.
Material details
Understanding the component fibers helps you care for the cardigan and set expectations for performance.
Polyester
A resilient, man-made fiber that adds strength and wrinkle-resistance. It helps the garment hold its shape through repeated wears and washes. Downsides include lower biodegradability and microplastic shedding during washing — using a gentle wash routine and filters can reduce shedding.
Viscose (regenerated cellulose)
Made by regenerating plant cellulose, this fiber gives a soft, breathable feel and excellent drape — the reason the cardigan feels fluid rather than boxy. Viscose is absorbent and comfortable but can be more delicate when wet and more crease-prone than synthetics, so gentle handling is best.
Elastane / Spandex
A small portion of stretchy fiber provides recovery and flexibility. It keeps the silhouette comfortable and prevents the knit from bagging out too quickly. Elastane dislikes heat and harsh chemicals, so avoid hot drying or chlorine exposure.
Blend performance
The combination balances softness, drape and durability with a touch of stretch. It’s intended to be low-effort to wear while retaining a polished look — ideal for everyday layering.
How to measure the garment (step-by-step)
- Lay the cardigan flat on a clean, even surface; smooth out wrinkles without stretching the fabric.
- Chest/bust (garment): measure straight across from underarm seam to underarm seam and double that number to get full circumference.
- Length: measure from the center back at the base of the neck straight down to the hem.
- Sleeve length for a roomy sleeve: measure from the center back of the neck, over the shoulder area, to the end of the cuff — this method works well for relaxed or dolman-style sleeves.
- Hem and cuff openings: measure across the opening when flat and double for circumference.
- If there is no defined shoulder seam (common with this sleeve cut), measure the widest part of the upper sleeve and use that to estimate arm fit.
How to measure yourself for the right fit
- Bust: with a natural posture and a well-fitting bra, measure around the fullest part of your chest. Keep the tape even and parallel to the floor.
- Waist: measure at the narrowest point between your ribs and hips.
- Hips: measure at the fullest point around your seat and hips.
- Upper arm: measure the fullest part of your upper arm if you plan to layer thicker tops beneath the cardigan.
- Torso length: measure from the base of your neck to where you want the hem to fall.
Compare these body measurements to the garment measurements. Choose based on desired ease: 2–4 inches of positive ease for a fitted layering look, 4–8 inches for comfortable layering over sweaters, and 8+ inches if you want an intentionally oversized drape.
Model information / Visual-fit guidance
Product images are used to show how the piece drapes and moves. Because this cardigan is cut for a relaxed, longline silhouette, it will appear roomier than tailored outerwear. Use the garment measurements above to match the look you want — if you prefer less volume than shown, aim for lower positive ease when comparing to your body measurements.
Color notes & pairing suggestions
Designed as a solid-color foundational piece, this cardigan is a neutral canvas that works well with a wide range of colors and prints.
- Neutrals: Pair with denim, monochrome separates, or crisp shirting for a timeless, low-effort look.
- Prints: Wear over florals, stripes or checks to anchor busier patterns and add coverage without competing.
- Color accents: Add a bright scarf, bold bag or statement shoe to punch up the outfit.
- Accessories: Belt it to define the waist, or stack bracelets and necklaces to create focal points against the clean front.
Style and silhouette
The relaxed sleeve and open-front shape create a contemporary casual profile: soft and fluid rather than structured. It's intended to be worn as a layering essential — think weekends, travel, and business-casual settings. Try belting for a more tailored look or leave it loose for an effortless drape.
Seasons and climate suitability
Best suited to transitional seasons (spring and fall) and climate-controlled indoor environments. It works well as a cooler evening layer in summer and as an interior mid-layer under a coat in winter. The fabric weight yields comfort in moderate temperature swings rather than extreme cold on its own.
Care tips & fit notes
- Regular care: Handle gently — cooler water and mild detergents prolong fabric life. Avoid high-heat drying and pressing.
- Fit note: Expect relaxed fit through the chest and upper arm. If you like a more streamlined look, choose less positive ease or layer thinner undergarments.
- Minimizing pilling: Turn inside out before washing, avoid abrasive surfaces, and treat pills with a fabric comb as needed.
- Storage: Fold to prevent shoulder stretching, or use wide, rounded hangers if hanging is preferred.
Care guide — to keep it lovely longer
- Spot-treat stains quickly by gently blotting with cool water and a mild detergent.
- For full cleaning, hand-wash in cool water or use the most delicate machine cycle inside a mesh bag with a gentle detergent.
- Avoid bleach and strong detergents that can weaken fibers or dull color.
- Gently press out excess water (do not wring) and lay flat to dry in shape on a towel away from direct heat or sunlight.
- Use a handheld steamer to remove wrinkles; if ironing is necessary, choose a low setting and press on the reverse with a cloth in between.
- Store folded in a cool, dry place. Rotate wear to reduce repeated friction in the same areas.
- Use a fabric shaver or pill comb for maintenance; repair small snags quickly to prevent runs.
FAQ
- Is the cardigan true to size? It’s designed with a relaxed, longline fit. Use the garment measurements and the measuring tips above to match your preferred amount of ease.
- Can I machine wash it? Gentle machine cycles in cool water are acceptable when the garment is placed in a mesh bag, but hand washing is the safest option for longevity.
- Will it shrink? Proper gentle care minimizes shrinkage. Avoid hot water and high-heat drying to prevent distortion.
- Does it stretch out? The small amount of stretch provides recovery, but repeated overstretching or heavy hanging can change the shape—folding or using wide hangers helps.
- Is it warm enough for winter? Alone it’s best for mild to cool weather or indoor layering. For cold climates, add heavier outerwear over or thicker layers underneath.
- How do I remove pills? Gently use a fabric shaver or pill remover and follow with a soft lint brush to restore a smooth finish.
- Is it see-through? The knit gives good coverage for most situations; very light-colored layers may still show under certain lighting — consider a camisole for extra coverage.
Style tips
- Weekend casual: throw it over a tee, slim jeans and sneakers for polished comfort.
- Office-ready: layer over a blouse with tapered trousers and loafers or low heels.
- Travel kit: lightweight, easy to fold and useful on chilly flights — wear it as your in-cabin layer.
- Date night: belt at the waist, add a silk scarf and heeled booties for an elevated look.
- Weekend brunch: pair with a midi dress and ankle boots; add layered necklaces for interest.
- Proportion play: balance the longline top with cropped or slim bottoms to keep the look streamlined.
Why buy it? If you want an easy-to-wear, longline layering piece that combines soft drape, subtle stretch and low-effort style, this cardigan is a versatile closet builder. It’s a reliable go-to for casual days, travel and transitional seasons — a simple addition that expands outfit options across your wardrobe.
Product overview
Lightweight and unfussy, this longline open-front cardigan is built to be the kind of layer you reach for again and again. The generous, tapered dolman sleeve creates a relaxed top line without bulk at the wrist, while the simple, unadorned front makes it a subtle backdrop for everything from a tee and jeans to a blouse and tailored trousers. It packs and folds easily for travel, and its neutral, solid face lets you use it as a base for seasonal accents or statement accessories.
Fabric advantages — pros & cons
Pros
- Comfortable hand and fluid hang that flatters many body types and layers smoothly over other items.
- Engineered resilience: the synthetic content gives the knit structure so it resists sagging and keeps a tidy silhouette between wears.
- Light, forgiving stretch for movement and a reliable recovery so the cardigan returns toward its original shape.
- Opaque construction offers dependable coverage when worn over lighter tops or dresses.
- Quick to dry compared with heavier natural knits, and easy to care for if handled on gentle settings.
Cons and how to manage them
- Synthetic fibers can hold odors longer than cotton or linen — air the garment after wear and avoid leaving damp items in a bag.
- Pilling may develop over time in high-friction zones (underarms, where bags sit). Reduce wear by rotating, washing gently, and removing pills with a shaver or comb as needed.
- Elastane components are heat-sensitive — use low-heat steaming or a cool iron and never tumble-dry on high heat to preserve stretch performance.
- Like many mixed-fiber knits, it will release small microfibers during washing. To reduce shedding use cold, low-agitation cycles, a mesh wash bag, or a microfiber-capturing device and consider a washing filter for long-term impact reduction.
About the materials
This cardigan is a three-fiber blend that balances drape, hand and structure. Below are practical notes about each component and what to expect in everyday use.
Polyester
Durable and shape-holding, polyester helps the knit shrug off wrinkles and maintain its form through repeated wear. It is hydrophobic (it doesn't absorb much moisture), which helps the piece dry quickly, but it also means trapped body odor can persist without proper airing. Polyester is recyclable in many contexts (look for rPET alternatives when possible) but it is derived from petrochemicals and contributes to microplastic shedding during washing.
Viscose (regenerated cellulose)
Viscose gives the cardigan a soft, flowing drape that feels closer to natural fibers against the skin. It’s made from plant cellulose that’s been chemically reformed into fiber; the exact environmental footprint varies with the production method. Viscose is absorbent and breathable, but it is weaker when wet and can crease more easily than synthetics, so seek gentle handling and avoid aggressive laundering.
Elastane / Spandex
A small percentage of elastic fiber provides stretch and recovery so the cardigan moves with you and resists sagging. Elastane is vulnerable to high heat and harsh chemicals (chlorine in pools or strong bleaches), so keep drying temperatures low and avoid bleach-based stain treatments.
Sustainability & lifecycle tips
If environmental impact matters to you, reduce microfibre release by washing cold, using a low-spin cycle and a mesh wash bag, or by using capture products (e.g., laundry filters or specialized bags). When the garment reaches the end of its usable life, consider textile recycling programs rather than landfill.
How to measure the garment (step-by-step)
- Lay the cardigan flat on a smooth surface and gently smooth out creases without stretching the fabric.
- Chest/bust (garment): measure straight across at the widest point beneath the arm openings, then double that measurement for full circumference.
- Length: measure from the center back at the base of the neck straight down to the hem to get center-back length.
- Sleeve for dolman styles: start at the center back of the neck, measure over the top of the shoulder area and down the outer arm to the cuff—this accounts for the roomy sleeve cap and taper to the wrist.
- Hem and cuff openings: measure the flat width and double to report circumference. For the upper sleeve, measure across the widest part and double to estimate armfit where no shoulder seam exists.
- Note any seams, slits or dropped-shoulder construction and measure across those features if you want exact fit replication in another garment.
How to measure yourself for the right fit
- Wear a bra or base layer similar to what you'll normally layer under the cardigan.
- Use a soft tailor’s tape and stand naturally—breathe normally while measuring; don’t suck in or over-expand the chest.
- Bust: wrap the tape around the fullest part of your chest and keep it parallel to the floor.
- Waist: measure at the narrow point between ribs and hips. Hips: measure at the fullest part around your seat.
- Upper arm: measure the fullest part if you intend to wear thicker layers under the cardigan.
- Torso length: measure from the base of your neck (where the neck meets the shoulder) to the point where you want the hem to fall.
- Compare your body numbers to the garment measurements and decide on how much ease (extra room) you prefer—see the guidance below for recommended ease ranges.
Choosing fit — practical guidance
Decide how you want the cardigan to sit relative to your body:
- 2–4 inches of positive ease: slightly fitted, neat layering over lighter tops.
- 4–8 inches: everyday layering over tees and thin sweaters—comfortable without looking oversized.
- 8+ inches: intentionally oversized, roomy drape for a relaxed, fashion-forward silhouette.
Example: if your chest measures 36 inches, a garment circumference of roughly 38–40 inches gives a tailored layering look; 40–44 inches gives a comfortable everyday fit; 44+ inches produces a roomy, laid-back shape.
Model & visual-fit guidance
Because this cardigan has a longline body and generous sleeve volume, it appears roomier than more structured jackets. On shorter torsos it will read longer and may hit lower on the thigh; on taller frames it sits proportionally higher. If the online photos show a specific look you like—belted or unbelted—use your torso length measurement to match how the hem sits on the model. For a closer shape on a fuller sleeve, choose lower positive ease or opt to belt the cardigan to emphasize your waistline.
Color notes & how to combine the garment
As a solid, neutral-layering piece this cardigan is extremely adaptable. A few easy pairing strategies:
- Neutrals: Pair with jeans and a white tee or with monochrome neutrals (black/charcoal/navy) for a sleek, capsule wardrobe look.
- Prints: Use the cardigan to calm busy patterns—a floral dress or striped tee reads polished with a plain outer layer.
- Color accents: Add a bold scarf, bright handbag or patterned shoe to inject personality while the cardigan provides balance.
- Texture play: combine the smooth knit with leather, denim or suede for contrast that keeps the outfit visually interesting.
Specific combos: navy cardigan + cream blouse + tan ankle boots; grey cardigan + black turtleneck + skinny jeans; olive cardigan + blush slip dress + white sneakers.
Style & silhouette
The dolman sleeve removes the need for a defined shoulder seam, producing a gentle, softly rounded upper sleeve and a tapered cuff. This creates movement and a relaxed line that’s particularly flattering when you want a non-structured top layer. The longline cut elongates the torso; pair it with slimmer bottoms for balance or with a midi skirt for a contemporary layered silhouette. Add a slim belt to transform the relaxed shape into a more tailored look for evenings or office settings.
Seasons & climate suitability
Best for transitional weather—spring and autumn—when you need a light insulating layer without overheating. It’s also practical as an in-flight or office layer. In summer, it performs well for cool evenings; in winter, use it as an interior mid-layer beneath a heavier coat rather than as outermost protection in very cold temperatures.
Care tips & fit notes
- Hand-washing in cool water preserves the fabric mix and reduces shrinkage and pilling risk; gentle machine cycles in a mesh bag are acceptable for occasional machine care.
- Avoid tumble-drying and high heat; reshape while damp and lay flat to dry to keep the silhouette true.
- The knit is slightly stretchy—regular wear won’t permanently alter shape, but repeated overstretching or hanging on narrow hangers can distort the shoulder/neck area over time. Fold for storage or use wide, rounded hangers.
- To maintain a neat front line, avoid heavy, abrasive straps rubbing the side seams frequently; rotate bags or use slings that rest on different parts of the shoulder.
Care guide — to keep it lovely longer
- Spot-treat spills immediately by dabbing gently with cool water and a mild detergent; avoid rubbing which can push stains deeper.
- Hand-wash recommended: fill basin with cool water, add a small amount of gentle detergent, immerse garment and let soak for a few minutes. Gently press water through—do not wring.
- If machine washing, turn the cardigan inside out and place it in a mesh bag. Use the delicates cycle with cold water and a mild detergent.
- After washing, press excess water with a towel (lay the cardigan flat on a towel, roll and press) and then lay flat in shape to dry away from direct sun or heat sources.
- Use a handheld steamer to refresh the surface and remove wrinkles; if ironing is necessary, use a low-temperature setting and iron on the reverse with a pressing cloth to shield the fibers.
- To reduce pilling, wash inside out, avoid friction-heavy laundering, and remove pills with a fabric shaver or pill comb; repair small snags quickly with a fine crochet hook or needle to prevent runs.
- Store folded in a cool, dry place. If hanging, use wide, padded hangers to prevent shoulder stretch and keep the garment’s shape.
FAQ
Is this cardigan true to size?
It’s cut for a relaxed, longline fit. Use your body measurements and the garment’s flat measurements to decide how much ease you prefer—refer to the guidance above for suggested positive ease ranges.
Can I machine wash it?
Yes, on a gentle/delicate cycle in a mesh wash bag with cold water, but hand washing is the safest choice for preserving fabric hand, shape and color longer.
Will it shrink?
Shrinkage is unlikely with proper care. Avoid hot water, high spin speeds and tumble drying, which are the main causes of distortion and shrinkage in mixed-fiber knits.
Will it stretch out over time?
The small elastane content helps recovery, but excessive stretching (hanging from heavy shoulder loads or repeated heavy stretching) can change the fit. Folding or using wide hangers reduces this risk.
Is it warm enough for winter?
By itself it’s best for mild to cool conditions and indoor layering. For cold weather, make it a mid-layer under a warm coat or pair it with thicker underlayers.
How do I remove pills?
Use a fabric shaver or a pill comb and work gently; follow with a lint brush to restore the knit’s smooth appearance.
Is it see-through?
The knit is designed to be opaque. For very light colors or in bright backlighting, you may prefer a camisole or base layer for extra coverage.
Style tips
Five quick outfits
- Weekend casual: white tee, slim dark jeans, this cardigan left open and white leather sneakers.
- Office polish: silk blouse, tapered trousers, cardigan left open or belted with a thin leather belt and loafers.
- Travel kit: breathable tee, leggings, cardigan as your in-cabin layer—folds small and keeps you comfortable on the move.
- Date night: belted at the waist over a slip dress with ankle boots and layered necklaces for an elevated yet relaxed vibe.
- Layered winter core: thin merino base, cardigan as the mid layer, and an insulated coat on top for structured warmth without bulk.
Proportion tips
- Balance the longline top with slim or cropped bottoms to avoid appearing overwhelmed by fabric.
- For petite frames, adding a waist belt or choosing high-waisted bottoms helps maintain flattering proportions.
- For a relaxed, modern silhouette on taller frames, let the cardigan fall loose and play with layered lengths beneath—midi skirts or tunics work well.
Why add this to your wardrobe
It’s an easy, adaptable layering piece that combines a polished, unfussy look with travel-friendly practicality. If you want a go-to top layer that dresses up and down, holds its shape, and works across seasons, this cardigan gives you a lot of outfit versatility for small effort.
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