The printed cotton-linen V-neck dress is offered in one size. Its chart gives a combined 60 cm shoulder-plus-sleeve length rather than two separate numbers. Comparing that figure with a conventional sleeve chart would give a false impression of extra arm length.

Make a comparable reach measurement

On a dress you own, start at the side of the neckline, follow the shoulder and sleeve to the cuff, and record the path. Ask whether the seller’s 60 cm uses those same endpoints. Then compare the dress’s 124 cm bust, 104 cm body length, 29 cm cuff and 164 cm hem with the reference garment. The hem is 40 cm wider than the bust; that helps describe the outline, while the cuff number does not tell you whether it is a flat width or full circumference.

Red and Blue are listed, but the precise print placement is not mapped. A plain coat or shoe can let the selected print remain visible, provided you check the current front and back images first. Cotton and linen are both named without a ratio, weight, opacity or wash-shrinkage result. Those missing facts matter more than the broad “one size” label for a buyer planning an underlayer.