(380CNY)Item ID：20259

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

(380CNY)Item ID：20259

https://shop1786501013.v.weidian.com/item.html?itemID=7878824429 BC Style Patterned Jacquard Knit Shirt | Craft Description Fabric: Merino wool, wool, acrylic, and recycled fibers blended together. Merino wool provides a soft and warm texture, wool gives a firm and resilient feel, acrylic adds loftiness, and recycled fibers stabilize the size and ensure durability. The four materials are blended together, each fulfilling its own role: the fabric is soft and smooth without being tight, the overall feel is light and warm without being oppressive, and it doesn't become loose or deformed over time. The BC style is not about emphasizing the ingredients in the label, but about the balance of the blend - the softness should be sufficient, and the firmness should also be present. Weaving: Patterned jacquard, dual-color throughout the garment. The patterned jacquard weave is achieved by changing colors of the dark blue and beige yarns according to the pattern. The jacquard is not printed but is woven layer by layer: frequent color changes require control of the floating threads, uniform tension, and clear edges on the front pattern without confusion, and regularity on the back threads without accumulation. The more complex the jacquard, the higher the risks of broken threads, hooked yarns, and misstitches, and the labor and waste are much greater than plain-colored knits. The time-consuming process is the base color of this garment. Pattern: Curved wave line pattern × Small square design. The main body is laid out with curved wave line patterns, the lines have ups and downs and a rhythm, not flat horizontal stripes; small square designs are scattered among them, adding a bit of geometric pause to the flowing wave. Dark blue is stable and warm, and beige is gentle and soft. The dual-color interweaving gives the pattern layers without being noisy. From a distance, it has the retro knitting language of the Faroe Islands, and up close, it is a more restrained modern pattern - the elegance of the BC style does not rely on bold color clashes, but on color coordination and weaving techniques. Tonality: BC style low saturation, retro but not intense. Both dark blue and beige are low-saturation natural colors, with soft transitions between the colors, and the patterns have layers but do not overshadow. It is not the intense color clash of traditional Faroe Islands, but the restrained color coordination of the BC style: quietly complementing the person, the more you look at it, the more it becomes enjoyable. It does not rely on logos to shout, but speaks through the density of the jacquard and the regularity of the finishing lines. Fit: Moderately relaxed, not bulky with jacquard The jacquard has volume, the fit leaves some margin but is not overly large, the shoulder line is natural, the sleeve holes have sufficient movement, the hem and cuffs are gathered with fine rosette edges, keeping the thickness of the pattern in check. The garment is relaxed and stylish when worn alone, it has layers when worn alone, and it doesn't bulge when layered under a coat. The round neckline is neat and clean, not competing with the pattern. One Sentence: Dual-color jacquard, BC style restraint Merino wool, wool, acrylic, and recycled fibers are blended together, providing a soft and warm texture; the patterned jacquard with dual-color dark blue and beige is laid out with curved wave line patterns and small square designs, frequent color changes require control of the floating threads, uniform tension, and clear edges on the front pattern without confusion, and regularity on the back threads without accumulation. The BC style has low saturation, retro but not intense.