The knitted letter-knot midi is described with a front knot and side slit. Its chart gives one total length for each size, yet a gathered or tied front can make the worn front hem appear higher than the side or back. The listing does not state whether the knot is adjustable or fixed.

Try a knot-position test at home

On a soft dress or long T-shirt you own, make a loose front gather at the proposed knot position. Mark the center-front hem, side hem and slit-side point before and after gathering. This is a planning exercise, not a test of the listed garment. Ask for a front and side ruler photo of the seller’s dress showing the knot, slit top and lowest hem. A single length cannot establish all three positions.

Use all four published dimensions

S lists 117 cm length, 100 cm bust, 92 cm waist and 104 cm hip. M is 118/104/96/108 and each further row adds 1/4/4/4 cm, reaching 121/116/108/120 at XXL. Check bust, waist and hip on a knit dress you can move in, then compare length from the same measurement origin. Ask whether the chart numbers are body guidance or finished garment and whether the front knot changes the measured waist.

Confirm stretch and construction

The source states 90% polyester but omits the remaining 10%, closure and stretch recovery. Request the fiber label and a gently stretched flat measurement if either affects fit. Black, Blue and Beige are selectable colors; check the chosen shade before ordering.