(370CNY)Item ID：20264

As the seller lists it, in cm. Chest and waist are sometimes measured all the way round.

(370CNY)Item ID：20264

https://shop1786501013.v.weidian.com/item.html?itemID=7878836487 The Row's design philosophy always revolves around the concept of "quiet power" - youthful yet unassuming, luxurious yet not ostentatious, with minimalist silhouettes enveloping the finest fabrics and craftsmanship. This round-neck long-sleeved sweater embodies this essence of style through knitting: there are no unnecessary embellishments, no noisy colors, and all the details are hidden within the texture of the yarn, the stitch, and the ribbing on every inch of the fabric. Yarn: UPW 100% Wool with Color Dots This sweater is made from UPW's 100% wool with color dots yarn. UPW has been dedicated to the research and development of yarns with both design sense and luxury for over forty years, renowned for its outstanding color expression. The color-dotted yarn is scattered with fine fibers of different colors on a pure wool base, making it appear as a clean basic-color sweater from a distance. Only upon closer inspection can one notice the subtle color accents on the surface of the yarn - not eye-catching, but adding a delicate layer of texture to the overall garment's quality. 100% wool gives the body a solid warmth and natural softness, with a smooth touch that doesn't irritate or prick, and remains comfortable even when worn close to the skin for an entire day. Body: 9-needle intelligent loom weaving The body is woven using the 9-needle intelligent loom. The 9-needle spacing means that 9 knitting needles participate in the formation of loops within each inch, resulting in a clear and tightly organized fabric surface with both the soft elasticity of knitting and the just-right bone-like support. This ensures that the body of the garment won't feel overly soft and floppy. The intelligent loom yarn nozzles are driven by independent servo motors, allowing each nozzle to precisely stop at the predetermined position. Combined with the needle insertion and withdrawal of the machine head, the feeding of yarn is more uniform, and the size of the loops is more consistent, making the fabric surface of the entire garment more flat and stable. The density of 9 needles is just right, balancing delicacy and thickness - worn alone it has weight, and when layered it doesn't become bulky. Ribbing: 2×2 organization, unified closure of sleeves, collar, and hem The ribbing of the sleeves, collar, and hem all use the 2×2 ribbing organization technique. 2×2 ribbing is arranged with two front loops and two back loops alternating, forming a longitudinal raised and recessed pattern. The texture is wider and more three-dimensional than 1×1 ribbing, and the visual texture is stronger. This structure gives the ribbed areas excellent lateral elasticity while maintaining a stable shape - the collar fits snugly around the neck without being tight, the sleeve cuffs naturally enclose the wrists, and the hem closes the body lines without flipping up. The 2×2 organization is used uniformly for the sleeves, collar, and hem, creating a consistent rhythm at the closing points of the entire sweater, and coordinating up and down, with a clean and neat silhouette. The cross-machine ribbing is more compact and has a stronger bone texture, which also makes the raised and recessed patterns of the 2×2 ribbing less likely to be stretched and deformed after wearing. Overall The knitting aesthetics of The Row lies in ensuring that every aspect of the craftsmanship serves the "wearing experience" rather than the "being seen". This round-neck long-sleeve sweater offers a delicate and layered touch with UPW 100% wool with colorful dots. The precise weaving of the 9-pitch smart loom ensures the smoothness and stability of the fabric. The unified 2×2 ribbing structure completes the gathering at the neckline, cuffs, and hem. When worn, it is a quiet, easy-to-wear basic piece that can accompany many autumn and winter seasons. When held in hand for a close inspection, the colorful dots on the yarn, the ups and downs of the ribbing, and the direction of the stitch paths are the true places where it has put in effort.