Turtleneck Long Sleeve Sweater | Red / S 100100927947011

How to Measure

For the most accurate results, lay a similar sweater flat on a table and measure with a soft tape. Do not stretch the knit while measuring.

• Chest/Bust: Measure straight across from armpit to armpit. Double this number for the full circumference.
• Shoulder Width: Measure from shoulder seam to shoulder seam across the back. If there is no clear seam (drop shoulder), measure from where the shoulder naturally sits to the other side.
• Sleeve Length: From the shoulder seam to the end of the cuff. For drop shoulders, measure from the highest point where the shoulder meets the neck to the cuff.
• Body Length: From the highest point of the shoulder (next to the collar) straight down to the hem.
• Turtleneck Height: Measure from the neckline seam to the top edge of the collar when unfolded.
• Cuff Opening: Measure the width of the sleeve cuff across; double for the circumference.
• Hem Width: Measure straight across the bottom hem; double for the circumference.

Tips: Expect slight variance (±1–2 cm) due to knit stretch. Ribbed knits can relax with wear; measure without pulling. To convert cm to inches, multiply by 0.39.

Materials & Fabric Guide

Exact composition may vary by color or batch. Refer to the product label or the details above for the precise fiber content. Here’s how common turtleneck sweater materials feel and perform:

• Merino Wool

  Soft, breathable, temperature-regulating, and naturally odor-resistant. Great for layering without bulk. May pill with abrasion; de-pill gently.

• Cashmere

  Exceptionally soft and warm at a light weight. Delicate fibers require gentle care. Expect some pilling early on; a cashmere comb helps maintain a smooth surface.

• Wool Blends (Wool + Nylon/Acrylic/Poly)

  Balanced warmth and durability. Nylon can add strength and shape retention; acrylic/poly can lighten weight and improve colorfastness.

• Cotton

  Breathable, easy-care, and ideal for sensitive skin or warmer climates. Less insulating than wool; holds shape best in tighter knits or with a touch of elastane.

• Alpaca/Mohair

  Lofty warmth with a fuzzy halo and light weight. Can shed slightly; best stored folded to prevent stretching.

• Acrylic (or Acrylic Blends)

  Lightweight, soft hand-feel, generally easy-care. Warmer than cotton and often more affordable; may pill more quickly than natural fibers.

• Elastane/Spandex (1–5%)

  Added for recovery and comfort in rib knits and cuffs; helps sweater keep its shape.

• Recycled Fibers

  Lower-impact option that can mimic the feel of the primary fiber (e.g., recycled wool or polyester). Care is generally the same as the parent fiber.

If you have sensitivities, look for higher cotton content or extra-fine/merino grades and consider a base layer for comfort.

Model & Fit Information

• Intended fit: A regular-to-relaxed silhouette through the body with a close, comfortable turtleneck and full-length sleeves.
• On-model look: The hem typically hits at or just below the hip. Sleeves reach the wrist bone with gentle ease at the cuff.
• Layering room: Designed to layer over a tee or shirt; for chunkier knits or if you prefer a slouchier look, consider sizing up.
• Size advice: Choose your usual size for a clean, regular fit. Size up for a relaxed, cozy drape; size down for a closer, body-skimming look.

Note: Actual on-model measurements may vary by photo set. Use the size chart and the measuring guide above for the best fit.

Care Guide (to keep it lovely longer)

• Washing
  • Wool/Cashmere/Alpaca: Hand wash cold with a wool-safe detergent. If machine-washing, use a delicate cycle, cold water, low spin, and a mesh bag.
  • Cotton/Cotton Blends: Machine wash cold on gentle with like colors. Avoid heavy agitation to reduce stretching.
  • Acrylic/Synthetics: Machine wash cold on gentle; turn inside out to minimize pilling.
• Drying
  • Never wring. Gently press out water in a towel, then reshape and dry flat away from heat or direct sun.
  • Avoid hanging a wet sweater—it can stretch. Fold once dry.
• De-pilling
  • Use a fabric comb or electric de-fuzzer lightly on the surface. Remove pills in one direction to avoid snags.
• Storage
  • Fold rather than hang to prevent shoulder bumps and neck stretch. For turtlenecks, fold the collar gently under the body when storing.
  • Off-season, store clean in a breathable bag; consider cedar or lavender to deter moths (keep away from direct fabric contact).
• Ironing & Steam
  • Use steam to release wrinkles. If ironing, use low heat with a pressing cloth. Avoid high heat on synthetics or delicate fibers.
• Spot Care
  • Blot (don’t rub) spills promptly. For oil-based stains, pre-treat with a gentle detergent before washing.
• Between Wears
  • Air out on a flat surface. With wool and cashmere, less frequent washing helps maintain fiber integrity.

Style Tips

• Everyday: Pair with straight-leg denim and sneakers or ankle boots. Try a half-tuck to define the waist.
• Office: Layer under a tailored blazer with tapered trousers and loafers for a clean, polished look.
• Evening: Tuck into a satin midi skirt with heels or tall boots; add a belt to balance proportions.
• Layering Play: Wear over a crisp button-up with the collar and cuffs peeking out, or under a sleeveless dress for added warmth.
• Proportion Balance: Chunkier knits work best with slim bottoms; finer knits pair nicely with wide-leg trousers.
• Monochrome & Neutrals: Build a tonal outfit for an elevated feel. For color pops, pair brights with dark denim or camel outerwear.
• Accessorize: Long necklaces or hoop earrings complement the high neckline. If adding a scarf, choose a light one to avoid bulk at the collar.