PREORDERS SHIP IN APRIL
- Draped Poncho
- Buttons under itself to double the thickness and create a tabard effect, or wear it open like a poncho
- Ribbed Neckband
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Acrylic/Lycra Yarn
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Knitted and Sewn in the USA in limited runs
- Belt Buckle is a black in Sample, it will be nickel in production
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Photos are of a Sample Sweater. Color may vary due to monitor settings.
Fit:
This is loose sweater, however because you can double it and belt it we are offering it in two sizes: Small and Large. It can be worn belted or unbelted, or belted just in the front and loose in back, or thrown over your shoulder! So many ways!
The Small is 60" in Length from front to back hem and is intended for sizes XS-L in our pieces. It includes a 3" wide and has two length options. The XS/S Belt is 24" in length, and the M/L belt is 29" in length.
The Large is 70" in Length from front to back hem and is intended for sizes XL-4XL due to the added length going over more curves. It includes a 3" wide and 36" long belt. The XL/2XL belt is 36" long, and the 3XL/4XL belt is 42" in length.
Due to how our webstore tracks inventory we can't separate belt sizes from tabard sizes, so if you would prefer a longer tabard but a smaller belt you would have to alter the belt to be smaller. We do not recommend going to the larger size tabard if you're smaller than our XL as it's designed to fit over a larger chest.
Also, we include model measurements in all descriptions. We break the model info down in order of their appearance in photos.
Photos are of Samples, and Samples may be tweaked in production.
Kelsey is modeling the Sample Small with the M/L belt (which we had to pin in the back because she needed the XS/S belt). She has a 36” Bust, 26” Waist, 42” Hip, and is 5’9”.
Katie Lynn is modeling the Sample L with a sample M/L Belt when she would prefer the XL/2XL belt. She has a 48” Bust, 39” Waist, 52” Hip, and is 5’8”. She tends to wear 2XLs in our pieces!
Photos by Lauren Elisabeth Photo.
Care:
Hand Wash Cold, dry flat!
This is a tighter knit sweater, but it's still possible to snag. However, it's simple to fix with a Snag Repair Tool, which you can buy on Amazon or possibly buy in your local sewing store. This repair tool is easy to use, but there's a great tutorial video if you want help!
