For the lace-up knitted pullover, the most useful chart fact is its unusually broad shoulder measurement: M lists 59 cm, L 61 cm and XL 63 cm. A dropped seam can make that figure look oversized without telling you whether the chest or sleeves will feel roomy.

Make a four-point reference

Lay a sweater you already like flat. Measure full chest circumference, shoulder width between the listed seam points, sleeve from that seam and back-centre length. Compare with this pullover’s M at 110/59/50/63 cm, L at 114/61/51/65 cm, or XL at 118/63/52/67 cm. If your reference seam sits higher than this design’s seam, compare total reach from neckline to cuff as well; sleeve length alone may mislead.

The listing names a lace-up design but does not identify its location, opening depth or whether the lacing adjusts the fit. Confirm those details in a current close-up of White or Black before treating it as a functional closure. The stated blend is 70% acrylic, 15% nylon and 15% polyester; the page does not give knit weight or stretch recovery. Manual flat measurements may vary 1–3 cm, so a borderline result deserves a second check.