Marled Yarn Pullover

Style: 20410627
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Soft, loose-knit pullover sweater with ribbed cuffs and exposed seams at the arms.

*65% Cotton, 35% Polyester
*Hand Wash Cold
*Import

Measurements for Size Small:
Body Length: 21 1/4"
Bust: 40"
Sleeve Length: 24 1/2"
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Marled Yarn Pullover
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Overall Average Rating: 
4.3 out of 5
4.3 out of 5
sizing:
4.2 out of 7
runs small
true to size
runs large
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70 Soft, loose-knit pullover sweater with ribbed cuffs and exposed seams at the arms. *65% Cotton, 35% Polyester *Hand Wash Cold *Import Measurements for Size Small: Body Length: 21 1/4" Bust: 40" Sleeve Length: 24 1/2"
70 product reviews |
Overall Average Rating: 
4.3 out of 5
4.3 out of 5
based on 70 reviews
sizing:
4.2 out of 7
runs small
true to size
runs large
Name:battlemech
Location:Anchorage, Alaska
age:over 45
body type:petite
Soft and Slouchy
Top 50 Contributor
5.25.2012- 
"I purchased both the amethyst and peach bud, and they are so incredibly soft and slouchy. The amethyst is a beautiful mix of dark purple and lavender, and the peach bud is a soft mix of medium coral and cream. Gorgeous summer colors that will go with everything!"
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Overall Rating: 
5 out of 5
5 out of 5
sizing:
little bit loose
runs small
true to size
runs large
Name:Tunes23
Location:Wisconsin
age:31-35
body type:pear shaped
Finally
Top 500 Contributor
5.10.2012- 
"I finally received this gem in the mail today. I purchased my usual size medium in the ice color. It fits TTS and I love it! It is kinda delicate so wear with care but it is highly versatile."
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Overall Rating: 
4 out of 5
4 out of 5
sizing:
true to size
runs small
true to size
runs large
Name:Shaberry
Location:Utah
age:21-25
body type:petite
Ahdorable And Breezy.
Top 1000 Contributor
4.7.2012- 
"I got the Ice, and its so simple but fun!. You can dress it casually with just a pair of jeans and some flats. Or Have a cute high waist skirt peeking out underneath. You do have to watch catching it on something though, it will start to unravel... Its great for a breezy summer night! I love wearing it with one shoulder showing!"
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Overall Rating: 
4 out of 5
4 out of 5
sizing:
true to size
runs small
true to size
runs large
Name:beeshay
Location:Cleveland
age:14-20
body type:curvy
perfect slouch look
1.20.2012- 
"i have this sweater in ice, and it is to die for. it has a really good slouch effect, but i don't wear it on one shoulder like the model in the picture. it is knitted closely enough so that you don't need to wear an undershirt, which is good if you don't want a clashy look or you're wearing it when it's warmer. i really like this sweater; it's soft and goes with absolutely anything"
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Overall Rating: 
5 out of 5
5 out of 5
sizing:
little bit loose
runs small
true to size
runs large
Name:minipony
Location:Los Angeles
age:31-35
body type:long and lean
classic
1.18.2012- 
"The color of this sweater is much prettier in person, with a little cream threaded in with the gold, very complimentary for brunettes! I got the small and cut the thread on the back and it is plenty slouchy, I was afraid the XS might be too short. This is a perfect, classic piece that I will be able to wear almost year round. I got it in mocha too- love them both!"
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Overall Rating: 
4 out of 5
4 out of 5
sizing:
roomy
runs small
true to size
runs large
Name:TamiHC
Location:Canada
age:21-25
body type:long and lean
Needs some work and effort to make it look okay
Top 100 Contributor
1.16.2012- 
"I bought this sweater in the mocha colour, and the colour is pretty much as pictured. I sized up from my usual size xs to a small, based on other reviews. I'm 5'7.5", 103 lbs, 32B, 25" waist, 30" hip bones, 35" hips. I had a few problems with this sweater: the sleeves were too short and the length was too short and boxy to look remotely flattering. I was going to keep it anyway though because returns cost me 20$. After washing it though, I decided to try stretching the material while it was still wet and drying on a flat surface. I (gently but forcefully) pulled the sleeves, as well as the bottom of the sweater, and low and behold, the material stretched a good 7 or so inches. The bonus to making the sleeves and sweater longer is that it also makes it less boxy (the length increases and the width decreases). One thing to keep in mind when doing this technique is that you really want to go back and stretch the fabric some more every 30 mins to an hour as it dries so that it doesn't shrink back into its original state. I stretched my sweater about 3-4 times every 30-60 mins and then went to bed, so my sweater shrank back a little by morning, but not all the way. My pictures show how the sweater looked that morning, after some stretching. It originally (before the stretching) looked just like the sweater on the white brunette modelling the mocha and green sweaters in the studio pics (so the bottom of the sweater reached the top of my bum, and the sleeves were an inch shorted than they are now), and now the sweater looks more like the asian model in the golden sweater (mine now covers 2/3 of my bum as seen in my first pic, and the sleeves hit the bottom of my wrist). Next time I wash it, I will stretch the sleeves and sweater even more. They look great with this season's cords in pink! As a side note, I have also used this stretching technique on a few other FP sweaters/pullovers, and it works well for me!"
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Overall Rating: 
4 out of 5
4 out of 5
sizing:
true to size
runs small
true to size
runs large
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Name:rikajeanne
Location:Washington
age:21-25
body type:hourglass
Poor quality
1.14.2012- 
"I love this sweater, but after only a couple wears the threads near the shoulder started to unravel, and there's already a hole. Not what I expected after paying $88."
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Overall Rating: 
2 out of 5
2 out of 5
sizing:
little bit tight
runs small
true to size
runs large
Name:tiffneira
Location:Toronto, ON
age:26-30
body type:curvy
wardrobe staple!!
Top 500 Contributor
1.7.2012- 
"so after reading all of the reviews numerous times and going back and forth on purchasing this item for MONTHS (even losing out on purchasing the strawberry color!) i decided to buy the brown color. i SHOULD have sized down to M. I am usually a M/L in FP depending on the sizing. For reference i am 5'7, a size 10, and my chest size is 36DD. The large is ... well... LARGE! it does fall off of the shoulder nicely, it can be thrown over anything, and paired with anything. i definitely don't regret getting the L, but a medium would also have been perfect since the sweater DOES stretch.
if you're thinking of buying this, size DOWN unless you're looking for a very baggy, very oversized sweater. if you're in between sizes like myself, get the smaller size. it's perfect for whatever look =)"
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Overall Rating: 
5 out of 5
5 out of 5
sizing:
runs large
runs small
true to size
runs large
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