Men's Round Neck Long Sleeve Sweater | Khaki / M 100400114996093

Men's Round Neck Long Sleeve Sweater

How to measure

Tools: flexible measuring tape, flat surface, a friend (optional). Two reliable methods: measure the garment laid flat (recommended for comparing to product specs) and measure your body (for fit preference).

Measuring the garment (recommended)

Lay the sweater flat on a smooth surface and smooth out wrinkles without stretching. Record flat measurements and multiply by 2 where noted to get full circumferences.

1. Chest (pit to pit): Measure straight across 1 cm (about 1/2") below the armholes from one side seam to the other. Multiply by 2 for chest circumference.
2. Front length: From the highest point of the shoulder (next to the collar) down to the hem.
3. Shoulder width: From shoulder seam to shoulder seam across the back. For raglan or seam-free shoulders, measure from the base of neck to sleeve seam point and use the garment's back width for reference.
4. Sleeve length (set-in sleeve): From the shoulder seam to the end of the cuff. If the site uses centre-back-sleeve measurement, measure from the centre back of the neck to the cuff.
5. Hem width: Measure across the bottom hem from side to side and multiply by 2 for full circumference.
6. Cuff width: Measure flat across the cuff and multiply by 2.

Example: Chest (flat) = 21" → chest circumference = 42". Recommended ease: fitted 0–2 cm, regular 2–6 cm, oversized 6+ cm above your body measurement.

Measuring your body

1. Chest: Wrap the tape around the fullest part of your chest and shoulder blades, under armpits, keeping it level.
2. Shoulder: Measure across the back from tip of one shoulder to the tip of the other.
3. Arm length: From centre back of neck to wrist (with elbow slightly bent) for whole-arm reference, or from shoulder tip to wrist for set-in sleeves.
4. Torso length: From base of neck down to where you want the sweater to end (waist, hip, mid-hip).

Tip: Compare your body measurements to the garment flat measurements (not to the size label) and allow the ease you prefer for layering.

Materials — how to find them and what they mean

Where to find exact composition: check the sewn-in care/label inside the sweater, the product description on the page, or the swing tag. Below are common materials for this style and what to expect from each.

Note: When the item is a blend, follow the care recommendation for the most delicate fiber listed on the label.

Model & fit reference

Fit reference (used to show how the sweater looks on a wearer):

• Model height: 6'1" (185 cm)
• Model chest: 38" (96 cm)
• Model wearing: Size M
• Displayed fit: Regular fit — sits close to the body while allowing a thin base layer.

If you prefer layering or a relaxed look, consider sizing up one size. For a snug, tailored look, choose your measured size or size down when between sizes and comfortable doing so.

Care Guide (to keep it lovely longer)

1. Read the care label first. Follow manufacturer instructions — they override general guidance.
2. Wash less often. Air out between wears; spot clean small stains to reduce full washes.
3. Use the right detergent and temperature. Use mild or wool-specific detergents; cold water prevents shrinkage and color loss.
4. Choose gentle handling. Hand wash or delicate machine cycle. Turn the sweater inside out before washing to protect the surface.
5. Dry flat and reshape. Never wring; lay on a towel, reshape to original dimensions and dry away from direct heat.
6. Avoid hanging. Fold for storage to prevent shoulder stretching. Use padded hangers only for short-term storage.
7. Remove pills gently. Use a fabric comb, pill remover or a sweater stone. Test a small area first.
8. Repair promptly. Tuck snags to the inside or secure with a small stitch. For larger damage, consult a mender or tailor.
9. Seasonal storage: Wash or clean before storing; keep in breathable cotton bags and add cedar or lavender to deter moths.
10. Steam instead of iron: Use a steamer to refresh and remove wrinkles; if ironing, use low heat and a pressing cloth.

Style Tips

• Everyday casual: Pair with slim or straight denim and sneakers. A small front tuck adds shape without looking overstyled.
• Smart-casual / office: Layer over a button-down shirt and pair with chinos or tailored trousers and loafers or derby shoes.
• Layering: Use a thin crew or tee underneath to protect the sweater from body oils and extend time between washes; layer a blazer or coat on top for colder days.
• Color pairings: Navy works well with tan, grey, or olive. Charcoal pairs with light denim or khaki; cream or beige pairs with dark denim or navy.
• Proportions: Balance bulkier knits with slimmer bottoms. For fitted sweaters, slightly looser trousers keep the overall look balanced.
• Accessories: A leather watch, simple scarf or clean trainers elevate the look without overpowering the sweater’s simplicity.
• Travel-friendly picks: Choose blends with synthetics for wrinkle resistance and durability; keep a lint roller and mini pill remover in your bag.