Round Neck Ruffle Trim Long Sleeve Pullover Sweater | Black / S 100100446271676

How to Measure This Sweater

For the most accurate results, lay a similar sweater flat on a table and compare. Use a soft measuring tape. Measurements below are taken flat; double across measurements for full circumference.

• Chest/Bust: Measure straight across the front, 2–3 cm below the armhole. Double this number.
• Shoulder Width: Measure from shoulder seam to shoulder seam across the back. If there is no defined seam, measure from the high point of shoulder on one side to the other.
• Sleeve Length: From the top of the shoulder seam down to the end of the cuff. If sleeves are raglan, measure from the neckline seam to the cuff.
• Body Length: From the highest point of the shoulder (next to the neck) straight down to the hem.
• Hem Width: Measure straight across the bottom hem. Double this number.
• Cuff Opening: Measure across the cuff edge. Double for circumference.
• Ruffle Trim (optional): Measure the width of the ruffle from seam to edge to understand the visual volume on the shoulder/sleeve.

Tip: Knitwear can vary by ±2–3 cm due to stretch and finishing. Measure without pulling or stretching the fabric.

Materials & Fabric Guide

Round neck ruffle-trim pullovers are commonly knitted in soft, easy-care blends. Check your garment tag or the product details above for the exact composition. Here’s what the fibers typically mean:

• Acrylic: Lightweight, soft hand-feel, good warmth; resists shrinking; may pill over time—use a fabric shaver.
• Polyester: Durable, colorfast, helps shape retention; quick-drying; often blended to reduce wrinkles.
• Nylon/Polyamide: Adds strength and resilience; improves stretch recovery and durability at cuffs/hem.
• Viscose/Rayon: Smooth and drapey; adds a silky touch and better flow to ruffles; handle gently when wet.
• Cotton: Breathable and soft; great for sensitive skin; less warm than wool but easy to care for.
• Wool (e.g., Merino): Naturally warm, breathable, odor-resistant; requires gentler care (wool cycle or hand wash).
• Alpaca/Cashmere: Very soft and warm with a luxe hand-feel; best with delicate care or dry cleaning.
• Elastane/Spandex: Small percentage for stretch recovery so the sweater keeps its shape.

Material feel: Expect a cozy knit with moderate stretch; ruffle trims on sweaters are usually integrated into the knit for soft structure.

Model & Fit Notes

• Silhouette: Classic round neck with ruffle detailing along the shoulder/upper sleeve; long sleeves; hip-length.
• Fit: Designed for a regular to slightly relaxed fit through the body. Choose your usual size for a neat look; size up for extra slouch or layering over shirts.
• Stretch: Knit offers natural give; ease at the bust and shoulders for comfortable movement.
• On-Model Look: Styled to show a clean, feminine shoulder line with the ruffles framing the neckline. Sleeve typically finishes at or just past the wrist.
• Styling reference: Works well with high-waist bottoms and light layering without bulk.

For best results, compare the flat measurements above with a sweater you already love.

Care Guide (to keep it lovely longer)

• Read the label first: Follow the garment’s care instructions specific to its fiber blend.
• Wash: Turn inside out; use a gentle cycle in cold water or hand wash. Place in a mesh laundry bag to protect ruffles and knit.
• Detergent: Mild, wool-safe detergent for natural fibers; avoid bleach and fabric softeners.
• Dry: Do not wring. Reshape while damp and lay flat on a clean towel; avoid hanging to prevent stretching.
• De-Pilling: Use a sweater comb or fabric shaver lightly as needed to remove pills.
• Iron/Steam: Steam on low from the inside to refresh and relax ruffles. If ironing is needed, use low heat with a press cloth.
• Storage: Fold rather than hang; store flat to keep shoulders and ruffles in shape. Add a cedar block or lavender sachet to deter moths for wool/cashmere.
• Dry Clean: For delicate luxury fibers (cashmere, alpaca) or if the label indicates.

Style Tips

• Everyday chic: Pair with high-waisted jeans and ankle boots. Add a pendant necklace that sits just below the round neck.
• Office polish: Tuck into tailored trousers or a midi skirt. Layer under a blazer—the ruffles peek out for a feminine accent.
• Romantic layers: Wear over a slim collared shirt or a lace camisole for subtle texture play at the neckline.
• Weekend cozy: French-tuck into straight-leg denim; finish with loafers or clean sneakers.
• Skirt set: Balance the ruffle volume with an A-line or bias-cut satin skirt and heeled boots.
• Color play: Soft neutrals emphasize the ruffle detail; contrast with dark denim or rich jewel tones for evening.