Furry Contrast Three-Quarter Poncho | Dust Storm / One Size 100100416312983

How to measure — getting the right fit

To choose the best size for your Furry Contrast Three-Quarter Poncho, measure either the garment (recommended) or your body. Work on a flat, even surface and use a soft measuring tape. Record measurements in inches or centimeters (1 in = 2.54 cm).

Measure the garment (best method)

1. Lay the poncho flat and smooth out wrinkles without stretching the fabric.
2. Chest / Bust: Measure straight across the widest part of the body just below the arm openings. Double that number to get the full circumference.
3. Center back length: Measure from the base of the neck (center back where the collar meets the body) straight down to the hem.
4. Shoulder drop / Neck-to-shoulder point: If there is a defined shoulder seam, measure seam-to-seam. For a poncho without seams, measure from the base of the neck to the outer edge where the shoulder would fall.
5. Sleeve length (three-quarter): From shoulder seam (or where sleeve begins) down to the cuff. For slits or kimono shapes, measure from the top of the arm opening to the end of the sleeve.
6. Arm opening / Bicep: Measure across the arm opening and double to get full circumference.
7. Hem width: Measure across the bottom hem and double for full circumference.

Measure your body (for comparison)

• Chest / Bust: Measure around the fullest part of your chest with the tape parallel to the floor.
• Length preference: Measure from the base of your neck to where you want the hem to fall.
• Compare your body measurements to the garment measurements. For a relaxed poncho fit allow 4–12 inches (10–30 cm) of ease depending on how oversized you want it: 4–6" for relaxed, 8–12" for very oversized.

Materials — what to expect

Exact composition can vary by batch and should be listed on the product label or product details. Typical components for a "furry contrast" poncho:

• Main body (knit): Often acrylic, wool, or a wool/acrylic blend. Acrylic gives softness, colorfastness and easy care; wool adds natural warmth and loft.
• Furry contrast (trim): Frequently faux fur made from polyester or a polyester blend. Faux fur offers the look and feel of fur while being lightweight and animal-friendly.
• Lining (if present): Usually polyester for smooth layering and structure.
• Hardware / trims: Buttons, toggles or metal snaps are commonly used — check product details for metal vs. plastic.

Material properties at a glance:

• Acrylic: Warm, lightweight, machine-washable in many cases, resistant to moths.
• Wool: Very warm and insulating but usually requires gentler care (hand wash or dry clean).
• Polyester faux fur: Plush and low-maintenance; avoid high heat which can melt fibers or flatten pile.

About the model (reference)

Example reference typically shown in product imagery (use for fit comparison):

• Model height: 5'9" (175 cm)
• Model measurements: Bust 32" / Waist 24" / Hips 34" (81 / 61 / 86 cm)
• Wearing size: Small (S)
• How it fits on the model: The poncho is worn with a relaxed/oversized silhouette — if you prefer a closer fit, size down; for extra room, size up.

Note: Actual model information for the specific item may vary — check the product's "Details" tab or size & fit section for exact figures used in the product photos.

Care guide — keep it lovely longer

Follow the garment care label first. If in doubt, professional cleaning is safest for mixed-fiber pieces with faux fur trims.

• General: Read the care label. Remove jewelry and avoid rough surfaces that can snag knit fibers.
• Spot clean: Treat small stains immediately with a mild detergent and cool water. Dab — don’t rub.
• Hand wash / Machine wash: If the label permits, wash on a gentle/cold cycle inside out or by hand. Use a mild detergent and place the item in a mesh bag for machine wash.
• Faux fur care: Avoid machine agitation when possible. If the trim gets wet, shake out excess water, reshape and air dry. Gently brush with a wide-tooth comb or a soft pet brush to restore pile once dry.
• Drying: Lay flat to dry in the shade; reshape while damp. Do not tumble dry or expose to direct heat (radiators, hot irons) which can damage fibers and faux fur.
• Ironing/Steaming: Avoid direct ironing on faux fur. Use a low steam from a distance to relax wrinkles on the knit body, or place a cloth between iron and fabric if absolutely necessary.
• Storage: Store folded or on a wide hanger to avoid shoulder distortion. Keep in a cool, dry place; use breathable garment storage for longer-term protection. Avoid plastic bags that trap moisture.
• Pilling / pulls: Remove pills with a fabric shaver and repair small snags by gently tucking thread back into the knit with a needle.

Tip: When professional cleaning is recommended on the care label, choose a cleaner experienced with faux fur and mixed-fiber knits to preserve trim and shape.

Style tips — how to wear your poncho

• Layer smart: Wear over a fitted long-sleeve top or thin turtleneck to balance the poncho’s volume.
• Belt it: Add a slim or wide belt at the waist to define shape and convert the poncho into a jacket-style silhouette for dressier looks.
• Bottoms: Pair with skinny jeans, leather leggings, or a pencil skirt to contrast the flowing top and keep proportions flattering.
• Footwear: Ankle boots, knee-high boots or sleek loafers work well depending on the occasion. Heels dress the look up; flat boots make it casual and cozy.
• Accessories: Long necklaces, structured handbags and a felt hat add polish. Keep bulky scarves minimal since the fur trim already adds texture near the face.
• Color coordination: Pull one accent color from the furry trim and echo it in shoes or a bag for a cohesive outfit.
• Occasions: Great for transitional weather, travel layering, weekend outings, and casual evening events when you want warmth with style.

If you need exact fiber percentages or the specific model measurements shown on your product page, please refer to the product's "Details" section or the care label on the garment for definitive information.