The colour-block lapel top offers eight sizes from S to 5XL. Its chart has a distinctive pattern: the listed sleeve length stays 59 cm in every row, while shoulder, bust, armhole and body length all increase. That makes a simple “size up for longer sleeves” rule unreliable for this item.

Follow the dimensions that change

At S, the source lists 67 cm shoulder, 109.5 cm bust, 49.5 cm armhole and 71 cm body length. At 5XL those values are 84.5, 144.5, 60 and 78 cm, respectively; the sleeve remains 59 cm. If you need more room around the torso or upper arm, the larger rows may answer that need on paper. If you mainly need more cuff reach, the published sleeve column offers no increase. The chart does not define the precise sleeve start point, so shoulder growth alone cannot tell you where the cuff will land.

Measure a top that fits your shoulders and arms, then ask the seller to photograph the selected size with a tape at the shoulder-to-cuff and armhole points. Compare those measurements with the reference top rather than relying on the S–5XL label. The source allows roughly 2 cm manual measurement difference, which is material when comparing adjacent rows. It lists 95% polyester and 5% spandex but supplies no tested stretch or recovery figures; the fibre percentages alone do not guarantee that a tighter size will be comfortable.

The listing describes one top per package, with Black and Brown choices. It does not specify whether the colour-block layout is identical in both options. Check the selected colour image and cart line after you settle the dimensions.