Darong Collared Long-Sleeve Color Block Sweater

This one runs relaxed, and the stretch with recovery means it holds its shape rather than drifting. Between two sizes, we'd stay honest about how you like a collar to sit: the smaller size keeps it closer to the neck, the larger gives the body more room through the middle. If you're between them and plan to layer underneath, go up. It comes in size L, in one colorway.

The mirror test before the tags come off: lift your arms and see whether the long sleeves stay put at the wrist, then check that the collar still stands the way you want it when you're not holding a pose. It was made for work, so try it seated too. If the stripes pull across the shoulder when you reach, that's your answer.

The run on the Collared Long-Sleeve Color Block Sweater is L, and between any two of them the smaller size clings where the larger one skims.

Size charts are a starting point, not a promise. Body measurements vary between people of the same height and weight, knit fabrics move differently on different frames, and a measurement taken over clothing reads larger than one taken against the body. Measure yourself with a soft tape held level and snug, compare those numbers with the chart rather than with the size you usually buy, and where you fall between two sizes, decide by how you want the garment to sit rather than by the label.

How to measure for this

The fibre breakdown for the collared long-sleeve color block sweater is on the label in the side seam rather than on this page: where we hold the percentages, we print them here.

Wash cold with like colours, dry the collared long-sleeve color block sweater flat, and skip the tumble dryer altogether: that is where the recovery goes.