The letter-print furry sweater does not grow by the same amount in every direction. Across S–XL, chest increases faster than shoulder or sleeve, while body length follows a separate step. Use the dimension that controls your intended silhouette instead of treating every size-up as one uniform scale change.

Map the size step

Each adjacent row adds 4 cm at the chest, 2 cm in length and 1 cm at both shoulder and sleeve. From S to XL, that totals 12 cm at the chest, 6 cm in length and 3 cm at shoulder and sleeve. If chest room is the reason to move up, check whether the extra length still places the hem where you want it.

Compare with one owned sweater

Measure a sweater with a similar silhouette at the chest, shoulder seam, sleeve and back length. The listing says its chart was measured flat and allows a 1–3 cm manual-measurement difference, but it does not state whether the chest number is a full circumference or a doubled flat width. Confirm the diagram before comparing.

Black, Light Gray, Gray Green, Dark Gray and Yellow are the listed colors. The model reference is 178 cm, 65 kg and size L; it is a single reference, not a substitute for the garment chart. The measurement guide explains a consistent comparison, and the knitwear care guide covers care questions to confirm once the fiber content is known.