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A woman wearing a cream cable-knit sweater with a large black '87' graphic on the front, layered over a light blue button-up shirt and brown-and-white striped shorts.

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A person wearing a cream cable-knit cropped sweater with a large black '83' graphic on the back, layered over a light blue collared shirt and light blue skirt, shown from a rear three-quarter view.

A woman wearing a beige crewneck knit sweater with a large white '87' graphic on the front, paired with blue jeans and holding a white handbag against a light gray background.

A woman wearing a beige crewneck knit sweater with a large white '87' graphic on the front, paired with light blue jeans, shown against a plain light gray studio background.

A woman wearing a beige knit sweater with a large white '87' graphic on the front, paired with blue jeans, shown against a plain light gray background.

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Women's 87 Number Cable-Knit Sweater

Regular Price: $49.00

Unit Price: per

Color: Apricot

Size: S

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Use the charts below to find your size. All measurements are body measurements, not garment measurements — measure yourself and match to the closest size.

Please note: Fit varies by cut, fabric and stretch, even within the same size. Where a product page lists its own measurements or a fit note, always follow those first. If you are between sizes, size up in woven fabrics and size down in heavy stretch.

Women's Clothing

Tops, dresses, jackets and knitwear.

Size	US	UK	EU	Bust (in)	Bust (cm)	Waist (in)	Waist (cm)	Hip (in)	Hip (cm)
XS	0–2	4–6	32–34	31–32	78–83	24–25	60–65	33–35	84–89
S	4–6	8–10	36–38	33–34	83–88	26–27	65–70	35–37	89–94
M	8–10	12–14	40–42	35–37	88–94	28–30	70–76	37–39	94–100
L	12–14	16–18	44–46	37–40	94–101	30–33	76–83	39–43	100–108
XL	16–18	20–22	48–50	40–43	101–109	33–36	83–91	43–46	108–116
2XL	20–22	24–26	52–54	43–46	109–117	36–39	91–99	46–49	116–124
3XL	24–26	28–30	56–58	46–49	117–125	39–42	99–107	49–52	124–132

Denim & Jeans

Denim is sized by waist. Many of the brands we carry — including Judy Blue, RISEN and KanCan — label sizes as a number followed by the waist measurement, for example 7(28).

Denim Size	Waist (in)	Waist (cm)	Hip (in)	Alpha
0 (24)	24	61	34	XS
1 (25)	25	64	35	XS
3 (26)	26	66	36	S
5 (27)	27	69	37	S
7 (28)	28	71	38	M
9 (29)	29	74	39	M
11 (30)	30	76	40	L
13 (31)	31	79	41	L
14W (32)	32	81	43	XL
16W (34)	34	86	45	XL
18W (36)	36	91	47	2XL
20W (38)	38	97	49	2XL
22W (40)	40	102	51	3XL
24W (42)	42	107	53	3XL

Tummy-control denim: Styles with a tummy-control waistband run more generous than standard denim. If you are between sizes in these, size down — the compression panel adds structure and takes up the extra room.

How to Measure

Use a soft tape measure over your underwear, not over clothing. Keep the tape level and snug, but not tight enough to compress.

Bust — measure around the fullest part of your bust, keeping the tape level across your back.
Waist — measure around the narrowest part of your natural waist, usually just above the belly button. Don't hold your breath.
Hip — stand with your feet together and measure around the fullest part of your hips and seat.
Inseam — measure from the top of your inner thigh down to where you want the hem to fall, in the shoes you plan to wear.

Still Between Sizes?

If you land between two sizes, the fabric decides it:

Woven, non-stretch (most shirts, blazers, structured dresses) — size up.
Heavy stretch (leggings, ponte, tummy-control denim) — size down.
Oversized or relaxed styles — take your usual size; the extra room is already built in.

Still not sure? Email info@easthillscasuals.com with the item and your measurements and we'll tell you which size to order. Returns are free and easy for 30 days, so it's fine to order two sizes and send one back.

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A cable-knit sweater with a large 87 across the front — varsity numbering on a traditional cable ground. Three colors: apricot, khaki, and dark blue.

Two ideas that shouldn't work together, but do

Cable knit is the oldest, most traditional sweater texture there is — fisherman sweaters, prep school, Aran wool. Varsity numbering comes from American college sport. Putting a big collegiate number on a cable ground borrows the credibility of both and belongs entirely to neither, which is exactly why it looks current rather than costume.

The number also solves the problem cable knits have: they're beautiful up close and slightly anonymous from across a room. An 87 is legible from anywhere.

The details

Cable-knit texture with seam detailing — the raised rope pattern that gives a sweater dimension and warmth.
Oversized 87 worked across the front.
Ribbed trim at the edges.
Three colors: apricot, khaki, dark blue.
Cut roomy — the bust runs 44.9" at S up to 50.4" at XL, so there's real room to layer.
Sizes S through XL.

How to wear it

With straight jeans and sneakers. The sweater is the whole outfit.
Over a collared shirt with the collar out — the most preppy version.
With a pleated skirt and loafers for the full varsity reference.
Front-tucked into high-waisted denim so the number stays fully visible.

Details and care

Features: Cable-Knit, Ribbed, Seam detail
Stretch: Slightly stretchy
Material composition: 100% polyester
Care instructions: Machine wash cold. Tumble dry low.
Imported

Size chart

Product Measurements (Measurements by inches) & Size Conversion

Size	Top Length	Bust	Sleeve Length
S	22	44.9	20.1
M	22.6	46.5	20.5
L	23.2	48	20.9
XL	23.8	50.4	21.3

These measurements were taken by hand from the garment and may vary by roughly 0.4 to 1.2 inches.

Good to know

Is the number knitted or applied? It's part of the front of the sweater rather than a print laid on top, which is why it holds its shape as the knit moves.

How do I stop a cable knit stretching out? Fold it, don't hang it. A hanger puts the whole weight of the sweater on two points at the shoulder.

Which color? Dark blue is the most classic varsity read. Apricot is the most unexpected.