This asymmetric striped dress offers Pink or Blue in one size. The source gives bust 117 cm, garment length 92 cm and a raglan-sleeve entry of 63 cm, but prints “74.00” beside that sleeve in the inch column. Sixty-three centimetres is about 24.8 inches, so those two units cannot describe the same measurement. Do not use the 74-inch figure to plan sleeve coverage.

Place the asymmetric front

Measure a loose dress you like at the full bust and from shoulder to hem, then compare 117 and 92 cm as provisional garment figures. Ask for the shortest and longest front-hem lengths and a back length; one generic length does not show how the asymmetric edge falls. Mark the two proposed hems on a similar garment to see what they would reveal when walking or sitting. The page calls the fabric cotton and linen but does not provide percentages or a weave weight.

For a raglan sleeve, request a photo showing where the 63 cm measurement starts and ends, plus an actual ruler photo. Also confirm whether the striped pattern placement and collar construction are the same on Pink and Blue. The one-size label has no body-size range, so measure the garment rather than translating it into an unverified letter size.