(38$=250CNY)Item ID：20048

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

(38$=250CNY)Item ID：20048

https://shop1786501013.v.weidian.com/item.html?itemID=7738274302 BC Flower Grey Round Neck Cable Knit Shirt 15% linen · 25% lyocell · 60% acrylic Round needle knitting · Grayish flower color Not all blends are worthy of being written about. BC selects 15% linen to retain the natural hemp texture and breathable silhouette; 25% lyocell to provide smooth drape and moisture-wicking coolness; and 60% acrylic to bring stability, fullness and flexible rebound. These three components are precisely blended in a certain ratio to create a round-necked shirt with rolled edges. It has the texture of cotton, the warmth of silk, and the structure of acrylic - firm yet not rigid, soft yet not collapsed. 【Bao Yuan Zhuan: The Art of Balancing Fluffiness and Texture】 Unlike the regularity of plain knitting and the orderliness of rib knitting, the bao yuan knitting is a more voluminous knitting language. Every two rows of knitting form raised horizontal strip textures, like miniature waves stacked layer upon layer. It brings two kinds of value: · Loftiness enhancement: At the same weight, the thickness and softness of the yuanbao needles are significantly better than those of the flat needles, providing a comfortable feeling of being "wrapped" when worn · Texture becomes more three-dimensional: Light and shadow move across the uneven surface. The plain color is not monotonous. There are details when it is stationary, and there are layers when it moves. Without using printing or embroidery, a single strand of yarn can create a three-dimensional canvas that can breathe. Round-neck rolled hem: The right degree of looseness The neckline is not subjected to any constriction or threading treatment. The round neckline has a slight natural curl - not a deliberate fold, but a slight curved arc formed naturally at the edge after the knitting with the ball-point needles is completed. This is the aesthetic of "non-interference" in knitting craftsmanship: · It is more relaxed than the ordinary ribbed collar, resembling an old-fashioned home-cooking shirt. · The hem width is controlled at around 1 cm, giving it a noticeable yet not exaggerated appearance. · The collar depth just exposes the base of the collarbone, neither choking nor exposing too much. After putting it on, the collar edge naturally fits snugly beneath the collarbone, as if the clothes found their most comfortable position on their own. It's not cold gray, nor warm gray, nor cement gray. The light gray color is the natural outcome of the interweaving of various fiber colors - the milky white of linen, the pale apricot of lyocell, and the pure white of acrylic, all blending with each other in the three-dimensional weaving texture of the ballpoint needle. · Seen from afar, it appears as a clean neutral gray. · When viewed closely, there are light-colored spots with loose knots and subtle changes in the blending of fibers. · It doesn't depend on skin tone or matching, and is a "universal card" in one's wardrobe. It has a warmer tone than pure gray, is dirtier-resistant than off-white, and is lighter than black.