The gray star-print high-neck cardigan is described as loose. Its S–L chart shows why length and width should be checked separately: bust changes only from 126 to 134 cm, while body length changes 69 to 75 cm.

Choose the length, then confirm room

If a shopper wants a cardigan to reach below an existing top, measure the top from shoulder to hem. Compare that with 69 cm for S, 72 for M and 75 for L after confirming the listing’s measuring start. Then compare the listed bust 126, 130 or 134 cm with a similarly loose layer measured around the garment. For someone happy with the S width but needing six more centimetres of coverage, moving to L adds only eight centimetres of bust; for someone needing substantially more chest room, it may still be insufficient. Neither conclusion requires assuming the letters correspond to another brand.

Shoulder moves 65 to 69 cm and sleeve 50 to 52 cm. A dropped shoulder can change where the sleeve begins, so request a laid-flat image marking the seam. The page names polyester and a high neck but not the neck opening or closure construction; “cardigan” by itself does not show how it fastens. Confirm that detail on the selected gray option before planning it as a removable outer layer.