The “wool” cardigan lists 10% wool in a 45% nylon, 30% polyester, 15% acrylic, 10% wool blend. The name is not a fibre percentage. Decide whether that blend meets your preference from the full composition, and ask for the sewn label if a particular fibre is essential.

Map the body without inventing sleeve length

The chart lists S through 2XL chest 134, 138, 142, 146 and 150 cm. Shoulder width rises from 58 to 66 cm and length from 66 to 74 cm. Put a cardigan that has the amount of overlap you prefer on a flat surface and compare its closed chest and shoulder to the published figures. If you plan to leave it open over a top, compare the front panels and where the hem falls as well. Those checks help plan a silhouette; the chart does not say how the item stretches when worn.

Every sleeve-length cell in the source is a slash rather than a number. Do not treat that blank as zero or assume the sleeve reaches the wrist. Request an actual sleeve measurement and a photo on a wearer for the selected Khaki or Black option. The model note gives one L presentation at 180 cm and 67.5 kg, but no body-to-garment fit rule. A plain base layer is a styling suggestion; no warmth rating, care method or sleeve fit test is documented.