An openwork construction and a “Sheer: No” field answer different questions. The daisy-print openwork sweater is listed as non-sheer and not lined, but the description does not give the size or placement of the constructed openings. Plan the visible inner layer separately instead of treating one material field as a coverage guarantee.

Map what the listing establishes

The item is described as a floral, ribbed, round-neck sweater made from 100% polyester. It is listed as slightly stretchy, not lined and available in Green, Light Gray, Dark Gray and Beige. Sizes run S–XL, with bust, sleeve and length figures. None of those fields measures the open spaces in the knit or shows how visibility changes under different lighting.

“Sheer: No” can describe the yarn or knitted fabric while openwork remains intentionally visible. That is not a contradiction that can be resolved from text alone. The useful buying task is to decide what you want to show through the openings and confirm the gallery placement against the exact color you plan to order.

Choose the inner neckline first

Start with the round neckline. An inner crew neck can create a second line close to the sweater neck; a lower scoop or camisole neckline may remain hidden at the collar while becoming visible elsewhere. Use a top you already own to test which relationship looks deliberate. This is an outfit-planning exercise, not a claim about the MAXCT sweater’s measured opening depth.

Test contrast with the four listed colors

• Low contrast: pair a similar inner color with the selected sweater color when you want the floral/openwork pattern to read with less separation.
• High contrast: place a light inner layer under Dark Gray or a dark layer under Light Gray or Beige when you want the openings to become a stronger graphic part of the outfit.
• Color echo: repeat one accessory color in the inner layer, then keep the trousers quieter so the daisy pattern remains the main motif.

These are visual suggestions, not photographs of every selectable combination. Also check bra straps, side seams and the inner top’s hem in the positions where the knit opens. A front-only mirror check can miss visibility at the shoulder or back.

Settle size after the layer plan

The listed bust figures run from 45 inches in S to 50 inches in XL; lengths run 24–25 inches. Because stretch is only described as “slightly stretchy,” no numeric stretch allowance is available. Compare the chart with an owned sweater worn over the intended inner layer. The size-chart guide provides the measurement framework, while the inner-layer test answers the separate visibility question.