The Black Multi granny-square front top uses eyelet detail and a patterned front to create its look. Its care line says “Dry clean only.” If your usual knitwear routine is machine washing, settle that care decision before treating it as an everyday basic.

Check the front with your underlayer

Eyelet is listed as a feature, but the page does not quantify opening size or say whether the patterned front is lined. Choose an underlayer you already own and would be comfortable seeing through an opening, then ask for a front and back photo of the selected Black Multi size over a similar color. That is a coverage check, not a claim that the top is sheer. The source says the knit is slightly stretchy without giving a stretch range or finished garment length.

Make care part of the choice

The listing specifies 70% acrylic and 30% polyester and still directs dry cleaning only. Fiber percentages alone do not override the care instruction for the finished eyelet design. Consider how often you would wear this top, the availability and cost of cleaning in your area, and whether a washable underlayer fits your wardrobe. If you need a home-care option, ask to see the actual garment label before assuming one is safe; this guide does not substitute a washing method for the listed instruction.

Sizes run S through XL. The XL entry says bust 40–42 inches and waist 32–34, but the page does not establish whether those are body recommendations or finished garment widths. Compare an owned knit that accommodates your chosen underlayer and request finished chest, length and eyelet-panel measurements for the size you want. That keeps the fit decision separate from the cleaning decision.