Button Down Slit Longline Cardigan | Tan / S 100101212518895

• Pattern type: Solid
• Style: Casual
• Features: Basic style
• Neckline: Open front
• Length: Long
• Sleeve length: Long sleeves
• Sleeve type: Regular sleeves
• Sheer: Opaque
• Material composition: 85% viscose, 15% polyamide
• Stretch: Highly stretchy
• Care instructions: Machine wash cold. Tumble dry low.
• Imported
• Product measurements:

S: front length 29 in, shoulder 13.7 in, bust 34.7 in, sleeve length 22.8 in

M: front length 29.6 in, shoulder 14 in, bust 36.7 in, sleeve length 23 in

L: front length 30.1 in, shoulder 14.4 in, bust 39 in, sleeve length 23.2 in

XL: front length 30.6 in, shoulder 14.8 in, bust 41.3 in, sleeve length 23.4 in

Button Down Slit Longline Cardigan

This longline cardigan is built to be a go-to layer: clean, timeless lines with a button-front you can wear closed or open, plus side slits that add movement and ease over skirts, dresses or slim trousers. The knit has a soft, drapey hand and noticeable recovery, so it skims the body without feeling stiff. It’s an everyday piece that transitions easily between home, office and travel—comfortable enough for lounging, polished enough for meetings.

Fabric & materials — what makes this work

The fabric is a predominantly cellulose-based knit (viscose/rayon) enhanced with a synthetic filament (polyamide/nylon). Together they deliver the soft, fluid drape and breathability associated with viscose, while the polyamide contributes strength, shape retention and improved abrasion resistance. The result is a lightweight, stretchy fabric that holds its silhouette better than pure viscose while still feeling soft next to skin.

About viscose (rayon)

• Origin: regenerated cellulose from wood pulp; feels like a soft, lightweight natural fiber.
• Key qualities: excellent drape, smooth hand, good breathability and moisture absorption—comfortable in layered looks.
• Trade-offs: can be more delicate when wet and can lose shape or shrink in hot water or high heat if not cared for properly.

About polyamide (nylon)

• Origin: a synthetic polymer commonly used in blends for durability and elasticity.
• Key qualities: improves durability, reduces snagging and pilling compared with pure cellulosic knits, and gives stretch and recovery.
• Trade-offs: it's a petroleum-derived fiber; look for recycled polyamide in greener options.

Fabric advantages — pros & cons of this blend

• Pros
  • Soft, fluid drape that flatters many body shapes.
  • Breathable and comfortable for long wear—good for layering.
  • Stretch and recovery make it forgiving and easy to move in.
  • Stronger and less prone to abrasion/pilling than some pure-viscose knits.
  • Lightweight enough for travel; packs with less wrinkling than woven fabrics.
• Cons
  • Viscose-based knits can be sensitive to heat and rough treatment—care required to avoid shrinkage or distortion.
  • May pill over time on high-friction areas (under bag straps, inner arm) depending on wear.
  • Not as naturally water-resistant or quick-drying as fully synthetic fabrics.
  • Environmental impact depends on viscose sourcing and manufacturing—look for certified supply chains if sustainability is a priority.

How to measure — garment and yourself

Use these steps to compare the cardigan’s flat measurements to your body so you get the fit you want.

Measuring the garment (recommended method)

• Lay the cardigan flat on a smooth surface, smoothing out wrinkles without stretching the fabric.
• Front length: measure from the highest shoulder point (near the collar seam) straight down to the hem.
• Shoulder width: measure from one shoulder seam to the other across the back.
• Bust (chest) flat measurement: measure straight across from one underarm seam to the other; multiply that number by two to get the full circumference.
• Sleeve length: measure from the shoulder seam to the sleeve end (cuff).
• Hem width: measure straight across the bottom and multiply by two for circumference (useful if you plan to wear it closed over fitted skirts).

Measuring your body (how to take accurate reference points)

• Wear a lightweight top similar to what you’ll pair under the cardigan.
• Bust: wrap the tape around the fullest part of your chest, keeping tape level and snug but not tight.
• Shoulder: measure from the outer edge of one shoulder to the outer edge of the other across the back.
• Arm length: from the shoulder point down to the wrist while your arm is relaxed at your side.
• Torso length: measure from the top of your shoulder (near the base of the neck) down to where you’d like the cardigan to fall.

How to choose the right size

• Decide how you want the cardigan to fit: close to the body (minimal ease) or layered (extra ease).
• Because the knit is stretchy, aim for 0–2 inches of positive ease (garment measurement minus body measurement) for a fitted look, and 2–4+ inches for a relaxed layer.
• If between sizes: pick the larger size for comfortable layering or a smaller size if you prefer a more tailored silhouette—pay attention to shoulder measurements, as shoulder fit affects sleeve hang and overall balance.
• Use garment measurements (not just size labels) when comparing to your own measurements—this gives the most reliable fit.

Fit notes & model guidance

This cardigan is designed with a longline silhouette and side slits for mobility. The sleeves are cut to a regular length with a slim-but-stretchy fit. On an average-height person the hem generally covers the hips and can reach mid-thigh depending on body height. If you prefer a true longline effect or extra coverage, choose the size that gives you the intended front length; petite shoppers may find the piece hits lower than pictured, while taller shoppers may want to check the front length against their torso measurement.

Product photos typically show the piece on a model for styling reference—model heights and the size worn vary by retailer. Always use the garment measurements and the measuring guide above as your primary fit reference.

Season & use — when to wear it

• Ideal for transitional weather (spring and autumn) as a main layering piece.
• Works well indoors throughout winter as a cozy office layer or paired with heavier outerwear outdoors.
• Light enough for cooler summer evenings, especially in air-conditioned spaces or coastal climates.
• Great for travel: lightweight, packable and versatile for multiple outfits.

Care tips & quick fit reminders

• Always treat the knit gently—avoid hot water, harsh agitation and high dryer heat.
• If you prefer a neater finish, reshape while damp and dry flat to preserve the silhouette; if you must use the dryer, tumble low and remove promptly.
• Store folded rather than hanging for long-term storage to prevent shoulder stretching; if hanging, use padded or wide hangers to distribute weight.
• Pilling may appear over time in high-friction areas—use a fabric comb or gentle shaver to refresh the surface.

Care guide — keep it lovely longer

1. Before washing: button up and turn the cardigan inside out to protect the surface during agitation.
2. Wash: use cold water on a gentle cycle or hand wash with a mild detergent. Place in a mesh wash bag if machine washing.
3. Rinse gently and avoid wringing—press out excess water with a towel.
4. Dry: lay flat on a towel or drying rack, reshape seams and hem while damp. If tumble drying, use the lowest heat setting and remove while slightly damp to finish flat.
5. Iron/steam: use low heat and steam to remove wrinkles; avoid direct high heat on the knit—test on an inside hem first.
6. Storage: fold and store in a drawer or shelf. For hanging, use wide hangers and rotate regularly to avoid permanent shoulder bumps.
7. Deep care: for stubborn stains or if you are uncertain about washing, a professional gentle dry cleaning can be used.

Style tips — ways to wear it

• Casual weekend: open over a white tee, slim jeans and low sneakers—add a long pendant for vertical interest.
• Office smart-casual: button the middle buttons and wear over a fitted blouse with tapered trousers and loafers. Add a slim belt to define the waist.
• Dress it up: layer over a slip dress or midi dress and finish with ankle boots or block-heel sandals for a relaxed evening look.
• Travel outfit: wear with leggings, a long tee and comfortable trainers; the side slits make it easy to sit and move without bunching.
• Transitional styling: pair with a lightweight scarf and trench for spring or autumn layering.

Color & pairing guidance

Because this cardigan is offered in solid tones, it works as a neutral base for multiple palettes:

• Neutrals (black, gray, camel): pair with denim, crisp whites or tonal layers for a minimalist, elevated look.
• Rich jewel tones: let the cardigan be the statement piece—pair with navy or black bottoms and metallic accents.
• Pastels or lighter shades: combine with white or light-wash denim for a fresh spring ensemble.
• Pattern mixing: wear over a striped tee or floral dress; the solid longline acts as a calm, grounding layer.

Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

Is this cardigan see-through?

The knit has good coverage and reads as opaque in normal lighting. If you plan to layer over very light fabrics, test the combination with your chosen underlayer for confidence.

Does it run true to size?

The knit is stretchy and forgiving. For a fitted look choose the size where the garment bust measurement is close to your body measurement; for relaxed layering allow a couple of inches of positive ease. If in doubt, size up for layering comfort.

Will it pill?

All knits may pill eventually in areas that rub against bags or underarms. The polyamide content helps reduce pilling compared with pure viscose, and a fabric shaver will refresh the surface safely.

Can I wash it in a machine?

Yes—use a gentle, cold cycle and place the cardigan inside-out in a mesh bag. Hand washing is gentler and will extend the life of the knit.

Should I lay it flat to dry or tumble dry?

Flat drying is the safest way to preserve shape and length. If you prefer tumble drying for convenience, use a low-heat setting and remove the cardigan while still slightly damp so you can finish drying flat.

Is this a good travel piece?

Yes. Lightweight, drapey and relatively wrinkle-resistant, it packs well and can be styled for multiple looks on a trip.

Can this work for different body shapes?

Yes. The longline cut and vertical lines created by the open front and buttons visually lengthen the torso. If you want more shape, try belting at the waist to create definition.

Is it suitable for maternity or nursing?

The open-front/button design makes it adaptable for layering during pregnancy and convenient for nursing when worn open or partially buttoned.

If you have specific fit or color questions about your size or the way it appears on a particular model photo, check the product gallery and size guide or contact customer service with your measurements for a personalized recommendation. This cardigan is intended to be an everyday, versatile layer—soft, breathable and easy to style. Add it to your wardrobe for effortless layering and immediate outfit upgrades.