Men's Round Neck Drop Shouler Knit Top | White / M 100400279798421

How to measure

Quick notes: measuring the garment laid flat gives the most accurate comparison to size charts. Measure your body and compare with the garment measurements, allowing ease for the look you want (see guidance below).

Measuring the garment (laid flat)

1. Chest (pit‑to‑pit) — Lay the top flat and smooth. Measure straight across the front 1–2 cm (½–1 in) below the armholes from one side seam to the other. Double that number for the full chest circumference.
   Example: 52 cm (20.5 in) flat = 104 cm (41 in) circumference.
2. Shoulder width (drop‑shoulder) — For drop‑shoulder styles measure from armhole seam to opposite armhole seam across the back. If seams are not obvious, measure across the widest point at the top where the sleeve meets the body.
3. Sleeve length — Measure from the shoulder seam (where sleeve attaches) to the end of the cuff. For an overall sleeve length reference you can also measure from the centre back of the neck to the cuff.
4. Body length — Measure from the highest point of the shoulder (where shoulder meets the neck) straight down to the hem.
5. Hem width — Measure across the bottom hem flat and double for the hem circumference.

Measuring your body (to choose a size)

1. Chest — Measure around the fullest part of your chest with the tape parallel to the floor. Keep it comfortably snug, not tight.
2. Shoulders — Measure across the back from one shoulder bone to the other for a shoulder width reference.
3. Arm length — With elbow slightly bent, measure from the centre back of the neck across the shoulder to the wrist.
4. Fit comparison — Compare your body measurements to garment measurements. For a regular fit allow about 3–6 cm (1–2.5 in) of ease in the chest; add more ease for an oversized look.

Materials

If the exact composition isn't shown on the product label, here are the most common knit top fibers and what to expect from each:

• 100% Cotton — Breathable, soft, natural feel; comfortable for everyday wear. Machine wash cold on gentle to reduce shrinkage; may soften with wear.
• Cotton blends (cotton + polyester/nylon) — Improved shape retention and reduced shrinkage; easier care, quick drying, and less wrinkling.
• Wool / Merino wool — Warm, breathable, temperature‑regulating and resistant to odors. Best cared for with gentle wash or wool cycle; dry flat to avoid stretching.
• Acrylic — Lightweight, colorfast and affordable alternative to wool; can pill over time. Gentle wash and low‑heat drying recommended.
• Viscose / Rayon — Very soft with nice drape; can be more delicate—prefer hand wash or delicate cycle and dry flat.
• Polyester / technical blends — Durable, quick‑dry, and shape‑retaining; used to add structure and strength to knit fabrics.

Tip: Always check the sewn-in care label for the exact fiber content and care instructions for this specific item.

Model information

Reference example used in imagery:

• Model height: 185 cm / 6'1"
• Model chest: 97 cm / 38"
• Wearing size: M (shown as a relaxed drop‑shoulder fit)

Note: the drop‑shoulder construction creates a relaxed shoulder line by design. If you prefer a neater, closer fit at the shoulder and chest, consider sizing down; if you want a roomier or more oversized look, size up.

Care guide (to keep it lovely longer)

• General: Follow the garment label first. Turn the top inside out before washing to protect the knit surface and color.
• Washing: Machine wash cold on a gentle/delicate cycle or hand wash. Use a mild detergent and avoid bleach.
• Drying: Reshape while damp and lay flat to dry away from direct sunlight and heat. Avoid tumble drying when possible to prevent shrinkage and distortion.
• Ironing: If needed, iron on low heat with a cloth between the iron and fabric. Steam is a good alternative to refresh the knit.
• Pilling: Pilling can occur on knits—remove carefully with a fabric shaver or sweater comb. Prevent pilling by washing inside out and avoiding abrasion.
• Storage: Fold knits rather than hanging to avoid stretching the shoulders. Use breathable storage and occasional airing to keep the garment fresh.
• Delicate fibers: For wool, merino or delicate blends consider a wool detergent, cold hand wash, or professional dry cleaning if the label recommends it.
• Sustainability tip: Wash less frequently, air garments between wears, and use cold water to save energy and extend fabric life.

Style tips

• Everyday casual: Team with slim jeans or chinos and low‑top sneakers for a relaxed, modern look. Roll the sleeves slightly for a lived‑in feel.
• Smart casual: Layer under an unstructured blazer or a lightweight overshirt; pair with tapered trousers and leather boots.
• Layering: Wear over a plain tee or a thin turtleneck in cooler weather. The drop‑shoulder silhouette works well as a soft layering piece.
• Proportions: Because the shoulder line is relaxed, keep bottoms more fitted (straight or slim trousers) to balance the silhouette, or go full relaxed with wide‑leg pants for a streetwear look.
• Colors & accessories: Neutrals (navy, grey, beige) are versatile; add a watch, beanie or scarf to elevate seasonal outfits.