Color-Block Raglan Sleeve Sweatshirt
- Regular Price
- $42.00
- Unit Price
- per
A white sweatshirt with color-blocked raglan sleeves — the sleeve seam runs diagonally from the neckline to the underarm instead of sitting on the shoulder, which is what lets the color change happen along a line rather than at a hard edge.
Why raglan sleeves are worth choosing
A set-in sleeve has a seam that sits on top of your shoulder, and that seam has to land in exactly the right place to look right. A raglan has no shoulder seam at all — the sleeve runs up to the collar in one piece. It moves more freely, it fits a wider range of shoulder widths, and it's the reason baseball shirts have been cut this way for a century.
Color-blocking it makes the geometry visible: the diagonal seam becomes a design line rather than just construction.
The details
- Raglan sleeve construction — no shoulder seam, more range of movement.
- Color-blocked sleeves against a white body.
- Slight stretch from the spandex in the blend.
- Relaxed through the body, long enough to sit at the hip.
- Sizes M through 2XL.
How to wear it
- With straight jeans and sneakers, sleeves pushed to the elbow.
- Over leggings, half-tucked at the front.
- With a pleated skirt, for the sporty-plus-feminine contrast.
Details and care
- Features: Basic style
- Stretch: Slightly stretchy
- Material composition: 95% polyester, 5% spandex
- Care instructions: Machine wash cold. Tumble dry low.
- Imported
Good to know
Will the white stay white? Wash it with whites and always cold. The color-blocked panels are the risk on the first couple of washes, so give it a separate wash to start.
Do raglan sleeves fit differently? They're more forgiving through the shoulder than a standard sleeve, which is the main practical reason to pick one.
Is it warm? A mid-weight sweatshirt — fine on its own in spring and fall, a layer underneath in winter.