Crew Neck Dropped Shoulder Sweater For Women
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A cropped crew neck cut deliberately huge through the body, with the shoulder seam dropped down the arm and the hem left raw. It comes in seventeen colors — thirteen solids plus four two-tone combinations — which is more choice than most sweaters give you in a whole season.
Read the fit before you order
This one is worth being specific about, because the proportions are unusual on purpose. The body is very wide — even the small measures around 55 inches at the bust — and the length is short, roughly 18 inches from the shoulder. Put together, that's a cropped, boxy, sit-away-from-the-body shape, not a regular sweater. It ends at or above the natural waist on most people.
What that means practically: your usual size will give you the intended oversized look. Sizing up makes it wider, not longer. If you want a sweater that skims the hip, this isn't that sweater — and if you love a cropped boxy silhouette, it's exactly that.
The details
- Dropped shoulders. The seam sits partway down the arm, which is what creates the relaxed, slouchy line.
- Raw hem. Left unfinished for a deliberately undone edge.
- Ribbed construction with visible seam detail.
- Seventeen colors, from black, white and gray through rose red, watermelon red, apricot, dark purple and four color-blocked pairings.
How to wear it
- Over high-waisted jeans or wide-leg pants — the crop needs a high waist underneath to work.
- With a longer shirt layered beneath, hem showing below.
- Over a slip dress, so the sweater reads as the top half.
Details and care
- Features: Ribbed, Raw Hem, Seam detail
- Stretch: Slightly stretchy
- Material composition: 100% polyester
- Care instructions: Machine wash cold. Tumble dry low.
- Imported
Questions we get
How cropped is cropped? Around 18 inches from the shoulder, which lands at or just above the natural waist on most heights. Hold a tape to your own shoulder and measure down if you want certainty.
Will the raw hem unravel? A raw hem is finished to stay put; it's a design choice, not an unfinished garment. Wash cold and skip high heat and it will hold.
Which of the seventeen should I pick? The color-blocked options read as more of a statement; the solids layer more easily. If it's your first one, a solid neutral does more work in a wardrobe.
