Brown Sleeveless Tops and Dress with Stylish Back Designs | Mocha / S 100100277875778

How to measure

Use these simple steps to measure your body and the garment so you can choose the best size. For the most accurate results, use a soft measuring tape, wear light underwear or the bra you plan to wear with the item, stand straight and relaxed, and ask someone to help if possible.

Measure your body

1. Bust / Chest — Measure around the fullest part of your bust/chest, keeping the tape level and parallel to the floor. Breathe normally; don’t hold your breath.
2. Waist — Measure at your natural waist (the narrowest point, usually above the belly button). Keep the tape relaxed.
3. Hips — Measure around the fullest part of your hips and seat (usually about 20 cm / 8 in below the waist—adjust as needed).
4. Shoulder width — Measure from shoulder point to shoulder point across the back (where a shoulder seam would sit).
5. Torso / Dress length — For a dress, measure from the high point of shoulder (base of neck) down to where you want the hem to fall.
6. Back-opening depth (for stylish back designs) — Measure from the nape of the neck (base) down the center back to the lowest point of the back opening to gauge reveal and bra needs.

Measure the garment (laid flat)

Garment measurements are often taken with the item laid flat and then doubled for circumference. Make sure the garment is smoothed out and seams aligned.

How to choose the right size

• Compare your body measurements to the garment (flat × 2) measurements. The garment measurement should be at least as large as your body measurement plus the desired ease.
• Recommended ease (approximate): fitted 0–2 cm (0–0.8 in); regular 4–8 cm (1.5–3 in); relaxed 10+ cm (4+ in).
• If a fabric contains stretch (elastane/spandex), you can choose closer measurements; for non-stretch woven fabrics choose larger ease.
• If between sizes or if you prefer a looser fit, size up.

Materials — what these fabrics mean

Brown sleeveless tops and dresses with stylish back designs are often made from several common fabrics. Exact composition varies by style—always check the product details or care label for the precise blend.

• Viscose / Rayon — Soft, drapey and breathable with a fluid fall that flatters back designs. Usually feels lightweight. Care: gentle wash, avoid high heat, line dry or lay flat.
• Cotton — Natural, breathable and comfortable; can be crisp or slubbed for texture. Care: machine wash cold/warm, may shrink slightly; tumble dry low or line dry.
• Polyester / Polyester blends — Durable, colorfast and wrinkle-resistant; often used for linings or structure. Care: easy-care, machine wash cold and tumble dry low; low iron.
• Linen / Linen blends — Very breathable and textured, great for warm weather; naturally wrinkles. Care: hand wash or gentle machine cycle, line dry, steam to remove wrinkles.
• Modal / Tencel — Smooth, breathable and eco-friendlier rayon alternatives with excellent drape and color hold. Care: gentle wash, line dry.
• Elastane / Spandex (small %) — Adds stretch and recovery for a comfortable fit. Garments with elastane handle movement better and fit closer to the body.
• Linings & trims — Lining (if present) is often polyester for smooth fit; trims like buttons or hardware may require spot care.

Tip: If the item description lists something like “95% viscose, 5% elastane,” expect a soft, slightly stretchy fabric that drapes well over the back design.

Model information

Reference measurements to help you visualize the fit shown in photos.

• Model height: 175 cm / 5'9"
• Model measurements: Bust 83 cm / 33 in · Waist 61 cm / 24 in · Hips 89 cm / 35 in
• Wearing size in photos: S (equivalent approx. UK 8 / US 4 / EU 36)
• Fit note: Photographed for a regular/slightly relaxed fit. If you prefer the look more fitted, consider sizing down if your measurements allow; size up for more room.

Care guide (to keep it lovely longer)

• Wash gently: Turn the garment inside out and wash on a gentle cycle in cold water or hand wash. Use a mild detergent and avoid bleach.
• Protect delicate back details: Place the item in a mesh laundry bag for machine washes, or hand wash to protect straps, ties and cutouts.
• Drying: Reshape while damp and hang or lay flat to dry away from direct sunlight to prevent fading. Avoid high heat tumble drying for delicate fabrics like viscose or silk.
• Ironing & steaming: Iron inside out on low heat when necessary, or use a steamer to remove wrinkles without flattening the back design. For viscose/rayon, iron on the reverse with low steam.
• Storage: Hang dresses on shaped hangers to preserve shoulder shape; fold knits to avoid stretching. Keep in a breathable garment bag for long-term storage.
• Spot care & pilling: Treat stains promptly; use a fabric shaver gently on pills. Avoid rough surfaces that can snag back cutouts or delicate straps.
• Trim & hardware care: Remove belts or detachable trims before washing; check care label for instructions on specialty finishes.

Style tips

Brown is a warm neutral that pairs easily with many colors and textures. Here are ideas to make the most of your sleeveless top or back-design dress.

For the brown sleeveless top

• Casual: Pair with light-wash denim shorts or jeans and white sneakers for a relaxed daytime look.
• Office-ready: Tuck into high-waisted tailored trousers or a pencil skirt, add a lightweight blazer and low pumps.
• Layering: Wear under an open cardigan or leather jacket; a cropped jacket keeps the back design visible while adding warmth.
• Accessories: Gold-tone jewelry, tortoiseshell sunglasses and a woven tote complement brown tones beautifully.

For the brown dress with stylish back

• Evening: Let the back be the focal point—wear statement earrings, strappy heels, and carry a compact clutch.
• Date night: Add a waist belt to define the silhouette and ankle-strap heels for an elongated look.
• Bra & undergarments: Choose low-back or adhesive solutions (stick-on cups, low-back convertibles) to keep the back design neat and unobstructed.
• Hair: An updo, low bun or side-swept hair shows off the back detail; loose waves offer a softer vibe.

Color & texture pairings

• Neutrals: Cream, beige, camel and black create chic monochrome or tonal outfits.
• Contrast: Olive, navy, mustard or deep teal add depth and seasonally flattering contrast.
• Prints: Animal prints, subtle florals or geometric scarves work as accent pieces without overpowering the back detail.

Final tip: Because the back is a design feature, plan your undergarments and outer layers so they complement rather than hide the detail. For uncertain fits, consult product-specific size charts or measurements provided on the product page.