The Mocha mineral-wash crewneck names French terry, a drop shoulder, front seams and raw edges. Its fabric lines separate the main body from contrast material. Read both before deciding whether a ribbed hem or cuff will feel and fit like the body panel.

Separate the two fiber lines

The listed body is 60% cotton and 40% polyester. The contrast line is 57% cotton, 38% polyester and 5% spandex. The page also lists a ribbed neckline, banded ribbed hem and ribbed cuffs, but it does not map every contrast panel to a specific fiber line. Ask for the garment label and panel mapping if that distinction matters for care or comfort; do not assume the whole pullover contains 5% spandex.

Check where the banded edge lands

The chart moves from S chest 46 inches and length 24 to 3X chest 56 and length 26.5. Compare that shoulder-to-hem length with a pullover you own, then check where its banded lower edge sits against your waistband. The listing gives no relaxed or stretched hem-band circumference. If you prefer a loose lower edge, request those figures for the chosen size rather than using chest width to infer hem fit.

Mineral wash and raw-edge details describe the surface and finish; the source supplies no measured color consistency from unit to unit. Review the actual Mocha images and ask for a selected-item photo if exact shade or distress placement matters. Choose size only after checking chest, length and the unlisted band width together.