The MAXCT two-tone zip-up knit top has four selectable colors, but each gallery photo uses a different contrast placement. If you are deciding between the pink-accented Ivory and the darker options, start with the actual color photo, then use the same S–XL measurement chart for your size. The color choice and the fit choice solve different questions.

Read the four color photos before choosing

In the current gallery, Ivory has a pale body with bright pink bands across the lower torso and sleeves. Black pairs a dark upper body with light bands at the hem and sleeves. Light Gray has a pale gray upper body and darker gray bands. Camel uses tan and brown bands. These descriptions come from the product photographs; screen settings and lighting can change how a shade looks in person. Select a color on the product page and check its main photo, then compare the band placement with a bottom you already own.

For example, a plain dark trouser keeps the Ivory and pink bands prominent, while a dark jacket may conceal much of the Black version’s upper panel and leave the light hem showing. If your outer layer usually stays closed, focus on the collar and the visible hem; if it stays open, the whole front color arrangement matters. These are outfit planning ideas, not tested combinations or claims about included items.

Use the chart to decide where the top will end

The listing calls the fit highly stretchy and gives these product measurements in inches. It does not say exactly where the bust, sleeve or length was measured, and it gives no stretch percentage. The chart is still useful for comparing the listed sizes with one another:

From M to L, the listed bust increases by 1.6 inches, while length increases by 0.4 inch and sleeve length by 0.4 inch. If your reference knit fits at the chest but ends too high over your usual waistband, look at the length column as well as the bust. Measure that reference top from its shoulder point to hem, then ask MAXCT whether its length was measured the same way before treating a small difference as decisive. For a close bust decision, consult the garment-versus-body measurement guide and confirm whether this listing’s bust value is a full circumference.

Check the zip collar and care details

The photographs show a partial front zip and a collar that can sit more open or closer to the neck. Try the neckline you expect to wear most often with your usual necklace or underlayer; the listing does not give collar height or opening measurements. The source lists 85% acrylic and 15% polyester, with cold machine washing and low tumble drying. It does not document different yarn composition by color. The knitwear care guide can help you plan storage after checking the item’s own care instructions.

Pick the color by its real contrast bands, then choose the size by the bust and hem length you need. Keep the missing measurement methods in view if you sit near a size boundary.