The gray cable-knit V-neck sweater is described as a layer over a collared shirt. That look depends on three contact points: where the V exposes the collar, where the shirt meets the sweater shoulder, and where the shirt hem sits below the knit. Try the arrangement with clothes you own before selecting S, M or L.

First, choose the collar you want to show

Wear your intended shirt and fold its collar the way you normally would. Place a V-neck sweater you own on top. Note whether the collar tips stay inside the V or overlap the knit edge. The listing does not give this sweater’s V depth or width, so request those measurements or a straight-on image of the chosen size with a shirt underneath. A V-neck label alone cannot tell you how much shirt front remains visible.

Then check shoulder movement

Raise and lower your arms in the reference outfit. If the shirt sleeve bunches under the knit, compare the shirt’s shoulder width and sleeve bulk with the reference sweater’s room. The MAXCT chart lists bust 34–35 in for S, 36–37 for M and 38–39 for L, plus waist guidance. It does not identify a finished sweater circumference or shoulder width. Request laid-flat underarm and shoulder measures and confirm whether the chart is intended for bodies or garments before adding ease for a shirt.

Finally, decide what the hem should do

Choose whether your shirt hem should be tucked, hidden or visible below the sweater. Mark the reference sweater length at the front and back, then request this item’s lengths and hem width. Those missing values matter more than the cable pattern when judging whether the shirt stays flat at the waist. The listing calls the knit slightly stretchy but does not quantify stretch or show how the hem behaves over an extra layer.

Gray is the listed color. The fiber blend is 60% acrylic, 30% polyester and 10% nylon. Machine wash cold and tumble dry low are the listed care directions; check the label for the actual garment before laundering. Fiber percentages do not establish a warmth rating or a particular fit.