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I would say length is similar to a stark but more of a relaxed fit, it's not slim or oversized but I'd say 5 is 40-42 and 6 is closer to a 44 or large 42 but it's thick. I'm usually a 6 in most SS stuff and I went with a 5 and it feels really good.
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Received a few AW pieces today: the green mohair sweater, blue mohair scarf, and trousers end dust. I can give a bit of sizing feedback for those who are interested. I have no fit pics at the moment, though - sorry.
The mohair sweater is a relaxed fit; longer sleeves and a bit on the short side. I'm normally a 36/M in everything, so I wavered between a IV and V, but went with a V in the end because I was concerned about it being too short. Really nice knit in person, and darker (imo) in person than in photos, so I'm pleased.
The trousers, again I wavered between a IV and V, then went with a V in the end. They are slim-ish, mid rise, and run big in my opinion. I normally take a 31/32 and these are a full size too big on me; a bit disappointing.
The scarf is amazing. The blue-grey blend is beautiful in person - photos don't really do it justice. It's surprisingly soft too.
The mohair sweater is a relaxed fit; longer sleeves and a bit on the short side. I'm normally a 36/M in everything, so I wavered between a IV and V, but went with a V in the end because I was concerned about it being too short. Really nice knit in person, and darker (imo) in person than in photos, so I'm pleased.
The trousers, again I wavered between a IV and V, then went with a V in the end. They are slim-ish, mid rise, and run big in my opinion. I normally take a 31/32 and these are a full size too big on me; a bit disappointing.
The scarf is amazing. The blue-grey blend is beautiful in person - photos don't really do it justice. It's surprisingly soft too.
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I confirmed with Suspension Point that these are not the same version. The one one Black Celebration is 100% poly fleece, same as the cream version on Neighbour. The one in the photo is 50/50 wool/poly.
Am I the only one who got this one? I had it delivered to my parents' house so I won't see it for awhile but wondering about the sizing.
I confirmed with Suspension Point that these are not the same version. The one one Black Celebration is 100% poly fleece, same as the cream version on Neighbour. The one in the photo is 50/50 wool/poly.
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