The V-neck cutout loose dress is listed in Yellow, Red, Brown and White, with sizes M through 5XL. Its chart gives bust, overall length and sleeve length. Those columns answer different questions: a larger bust row changes the width much faster than it changes the hem. The source calls the dress loose and mentions lace, cotton and linen, but gives no fiber percentages or stretch measurement.

Use the three columns for three separate decisions

From M to 5XL, the listed bust rises from 104 to 140 cm, adding 6 cm at every size. Length rises from 87 to 93 cm, and sleeve length from 51 to 57 cm, each adding only 1 cm per size. Write the three figures for your likely rows beside the same measurements from a dress you already wear comfortably. Do not compare the chart directly with your body until the seller confirms whether it describes the finished dress or an intended body size.

For example, suppose the bust of your reference dress measures 119 cm using the same method as this chart. XL is listed at 116 cm and XXL at 122 cm, so the reference sits 3 cm from either row. Yet the listed hem changes only from 89 to 90 cm and the sleeve from 53 to 54 cm. This hypothetical calculation identifies a question to check; it does not establish the ease or fit of either size. Ask for flat garment measurements and the measurement points if you need a close match.

Keep coverage separate from the size ladder

A cutout can change which underlayer is visible, but the listing does not locate or measure the opening. Look at the photographs for the selected color, then request a close front and back view if the opening or lace placement matters. On a reference dress, mark where your preferred underlayer ends and compare that line with the photographed opening. Do not assume a larger size will move it into a safer position: the chart records bust, length and sleeve only.

The source also omits waist, hip and shoulder dimensions, lining and care directions. Resolve the chart convention and opening placement before choosing a row. A size increase may provide 6 cm more listed bust while moving the hem just 1 cm, so solve bust fit and coverage as separate decisions.