Polka-Dot Long-Sleeve Top – Black/White
🇮🇹 Made in Italy
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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
The women’s long-sleeved shirt sets a delicate accent with its feminine dot pattern and slightly transparent look. The close-fitting One Size cut can be effortlessly combined with any layering look, elegant in everyday life as well as in the evening.
KEY FACTS AT A GLANCE
- Feminine dot pattern adds a playful accent to skirts or trousers
- Slightly transparent look creates a delicate layering effect
- Close-fitting One Size cut
SIZE & FIT
- One Size (sizes 34 - 42)
- Our model is 1.60 m tall and wears One Size
MATERIAL
- 75% viscose, 10% cashmere, 9% polyamide, 6% elastane
- Made in Italy
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Frequently asked questions
What is a longsleeve?
A longsleeve is a shirt with long sleeves, usually made from a soft fabric such as jersey, rib knit, mesh or lace. The term means 'long sleeve'; in German it is also called 'Langarmshirt'.
What goes with a longsleeve?
A simple longsleeve goes with jeans, fabric trousers and skirts and can be worn under a cardigan, blazer or jacket. A patterned model sets the accent itself and needs little else.
What is the difference between a longsleeve and a jumper?
A longsleeve is thinner and usually closer-fitting than a jumper, while a jumper is warmer and often knitted. A longsleeve therefore also works as a layer under a jumper, cardigan or jacket.
How do you style a patterned longsleeve?
A longsleeve with stripes, dots or a leopard print can be combined with plain pieces such as jeans, fabric trousers or a skirt. If one piece picks up a colour from the pattern, the outfit looks coordinated.
When do you wear a longsleeve?
A longsleeve is worn as a top in its own right in spring and autumn and as a base layer under a jumper, cardigan or jacket in winter. On cool summer evenings it is often enough as a light layer.
