The words in a product name are not always the fiber composition. For the colorful striped faux-mohair sweater, the name uses “faux mohair,” while the material field states “100% Acrylic.” Read those two pieces of information separately before deciding whether the item matches what you want.

Start with the explicit material field

The listing does not identify mohair fiber in the composition. It explicitly lists 100% acrylic. In this item’s name, “faux mohair” should therefore not be converted into a claim that the sweater contains real mohair. It may be intended to describe an appearance, but the listing does not define which visual or surface quality the phrase refers to.

This distinction matters when searching by material. A shopper looking specifically for animal fiber should not infer it from “mohair” inside a “faux mohair” name. A shopper looking for acrylic still needs to confirm any missing care or feel questions rather than assuming that all acrylic knits behave alike.

Separate known facts from feel questions

Established by the listing

The material field says 100% acrylic; selectable colors are Red and Blue; listed sizes are S, M, L and XL.

Not established

The source does not provide yarn construction, surface-pile measurement, shedding observations, warmth rating, skin-feel testing, allergy suitability or care instructions.

A photograph can help with visible stripe placement and apparent surface texture, but it cannot verify fiber composition or predict how a knit feels against a particular person’s skin. Ask for a fiber-label image if that evidence is important to the purchase.

Use the chart after settling the material question

The chart lists chest values from 128 cm in S to 140 cm in XL, increasing by 4 cm per label. Body length runs from 68 cm to 74 cm, increasing by 2 cm per label. Shoulder width rises from 53 cm to 56 cm, and sleeve length from 52 cm to 55 cm.

Those are listed garment figures, not body-size recommendations. The source does not include a measuring diagram or state whether chest is circumference, doubled flat width or another path. Compare an owned sweater only after using the same confirmed paths. The size-chart guide provides that process.

Keep care decisions grounded

No item-specific care instruction appears in the supplied description. Do not copy a washing method from another acrylic sweater merely because the fiber percentage matches. Check the sewn-in label when the item arrives, and consult the fabric and care-label guide for the difference between a composition line and a care instruction.