The gallery for the Basic Round Neck Loose Sweater shows a long white tee extending below a grey sweater. That visible strip of white changes the outfit more than the sweater’s letter size alone. If you want the same layered effect, use the pictured look as a starting point, then check the two garments you will actually wear together.

Set a hem target with clothes you own

Put on your intended base tee and a sweater of similar shape. Let both hems settle naturally while standing, then note whether the tee disappears, shows only at the front, or forms a continuous band around the body. Mark the amount of tee you prefer to see at the front and back with a ruler or a photo. Repeat while sitting: a tee that shows neatly while standing may bunch at the waistband. The product photo confirms that a white hem is visible in one styled image; it does not specify the tee’s length, the model’s layering adjustments, or how many centimetres will show on you.

Compare sweater lengths using the same measuring path

The listing gives back-center sweater lengths of 63, 65, 67 and 69 cm for M, L, XL and 2XL. Measure a sweater you already like from its back-neck reference point to the back hem, and use that as a shortlist. For example, if your reference sweater measures 66 cm along that path, L is 1 cm shorter on the listed figure and XL is 1 cm longer. Those differences fall within the listing’s stated 1–3 cm manual-measurement allowance, so either label needs a second check. Do not subtract the tee’s shoulder-to-hem length from the sweater’s back-center length: the starting points differ, and the fabric may hang differently. A physical two-layer try-on is the useful hem test.

Then check the room above the hem

The published chest figures rise by 4 cm per size: 124, 128, 132 and 136 cm. Listed shoulder widths are 57, 59, 61 and 63 cm, and sleeve lengths are 54, 55, 56 and 57 cm. Compare those with a loose sweater you own, using the same measurement points where possible. The source does not define every endpoint or prescribe wearing ease; the model note of 172 cm, 56 kg and size M is one styling reference, not a fit promise for another body. Keep body measurements separate from garment figures; see the garment measurement guide if you are comparing the two.

Choose the visible layer deliberately

The listed sweater is 100% acrylic and currently offers Grey, Blue and Khaki in M through 2XL. A white tee gives the high-contrast hem seen with Grey in the gallery; a tee closer to the sweater color would make the same length difference quieter. These are visual pairing choices, not tested claims about how the fabric wears. Before ordering for a precise exposed-hem look, ask for a back-view or layered photo of the color and size you want, plus the tee length used in that photo.