Plus Size Round Neck Batwing Sleeve Sweater | Charcoal / 1XL 100100352457411

How to Measure This Sweater

Measure the garment laid flat on a table. Do not stretch the knit while measuring. Compare to a sweater you already own for best results.

• Length: From the highest point at the shoulder (near the neck seam) straight down to the hem.
• Bust/Chest width: Across the front, under the arm area where the body is widest; double this number for circumference.
• Hem width: Straight across the bottom hem; double for circumference. Key for hip fit.
• Sleeve length (batwing): From the side-neck point diagonally to the sleeve opening along the top edge. Alternatively, measure cuff-to-cuff across the back with the garment flat.
• Sleeve opening: Around the narrow cuff opening.
• Neck opening: Across the inside edge of the neckline; double for circumference.

Note: Knitwear has natural give. Measurements taken flat are approximate; allow 1–3 cm (0.4–1.2 in) variance.

Fit advice: Batwing sleeves offer generous arm room—choose size based mainly on your bust and hip (hem) measurements. Size down for a neater look; size up for extra slouch and length.

Materials & Fabric Notes

This style is commonly knitted in soft, easy-care yarns. Check the product fiber content on the page or garment tag for exact composition. Here is what each common fiber offers:

• Acrylic: Light, warm, and soft with easy care. Can pill with friction—use a sweater comb to refresh.
• Polyester: Adds durability and colorfastness. Helps the sweater keep its shape.
• Nylon/Polyamide: Increases strength, resilience, and softness; reduces bagging at cuffs and hem.
• Cotton: Breathable and gentle on skin; a bit heavier and less insulating than wool blends.
• Viscose/Rayon: Smooth, drapey handfeel; adds a fluid look to batwing silhouettes.
• Wool/Blends: Superior warmth and natural stretch. Some may find it itchy—layer a tee underneath if needed.
• Elastane/Spandex (typically 1–3%): Improves stretch recovery in rib trims and cuffs.

Hand-feel & weight: Expect a soft, cozy knit with mechanical stretch; rib trims at the neck, cuffs, and hem help the sweater keep its shape.

Model & Fit Information

• Intended fit: Relaxed/oversized with a drapey batwing sleeve and easy upper arm.
• Neckline: Round neck that sits comfortably at or just below the collarbone.
• Coverage: Typically hip-grazing; length may vary slightly by size.
• On-model look: Slouchy through the body, tapered at the cuff for definition.

If model measurements and size worn are shown in the product photos, use them as a reference. For a closer fit, consider sizing down; for extra length and volume, size up.

Care Guide (to keep it lovely longer)

• Turn inside out. Hand wash or machine wash cold on a gentle cycle in a mesh bag.
• Use mild detergent. Avoid bleach and fabric softeners (they can increase pilling).
• Reshape while damp and lay flat to dry on a towel. Do not hang (hanging can stretch knits).
• If needed, steam to release wrinkles or iron on low with a pressing cloth—avoid direct high heat.
• De-pill gently with a sweater comb or fabric shaver. Do not pull pills by hand.
• Store folded in a drawer or on a shelf. Add cedar or lavender sachets to deter moths.

Style Tips

• Balance the batwing volume with slim bottoms: skinny jeans, leggings, ponte pants, or a pencil skirt.
• Define the waist with a front-tuck or a slim belt over the hem for shape.
• Layer over a fitted turtleneck or a crisp collared shirt—let the collar and cuffs peek out.
• Elevate for work with tailored trousers, loafers or ankle boots, and a structured bag.
• Weekend-ready with high-rise jeans and white sneakers; add a long pendant necklace for length.
• Dress it up with a satin slip skirt and heeled boots; finish with statement earrings.
• Cool-weather cozy: add a longline coat or wrap scarf; the round neck pairs well with scarves.