Compare the Bust, Shoulder and Length of This Open-Front Cardigan
Use the listed S–2XL garment chart to compare bust, shoulder, sleeve and front length; an open front still needs enough room for your chosen layer.
The cream open-front acrylic cardigan comes in S through 2XL. An open front can sit differently over a thin top and a thicker shirt, so start with the layer you will actually wear. The listing gives a garment chart for front length, shoulder, bust and sleeve; it does not promise the same drape on every body.
Compare a cardigan you own
Lay a cardigan that hangs the way you like on a flat surface. Record its front length from shoulder to hem, shoulder width, bust measured by the same method as the seller, and sleeve length. On this listing the published bust grows from 41.3 in in S to 52.3 in in 2XL, while shoulder grows from 19.1 to 24.6 in. Those are changes of 11.0 and 5.5 in respectively. Front length changes from 21.5 to 24.6 in, and sleeve length from 19.3 to 20.9 in. Moving up several sizes for width therefore changes the hang and shoulder position too.
The chart labels the bust as a product measurement, but does not explain how it measures across the open front. Confirm that method before subtracting your body bust from it to calculate ease. The page calls the knit slightly stretchy; no measured stretch range is supplied, so a tight chart number is not a reason to assume the fabric will compensate.
Check the selected layer and care
Try the comparison with the under-layer you expect to use most. Check where the shoulder seam falls and where the hem will meet your waistband, rather than choosing by the letter size alone. Only Cream is selectable. The listed composition is 100% acrylic, and the care line says machine wash cold and tumble dry low. Follow the actual garment label if it differs; the listing does not give a warmth rating or knit weight.
Guide notes and sources
Publisher: MAXCT. Published: .
This guide interprets facts visible on the linked public item page and its selected options. Chart calculations use listed figures; planning suggestions are not hands-on tests. Unspecified details are identified for confirmation.
