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The Cotton Traders Tie Front Knitted Waistcoat is a versatile layering piece designed for adults looking to elevate their everyday casual wardrobe. It offers a stylish blend of classic comfort and modern aesthetics through its unique string tie detailing and V-neck cut, making it an ideal choice for pairing with jeans or basic tees; however, users should note that the knit construction requires careful handling to prevent snagging.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Blue |
| Gender | Female |
| Material | Denim |
| Dress Size UK | 16 |
| Model Part Number | 5063592188018 |
| Brand | Cotton Traders |
This specific unit is a UK size 16.
It is constructed from a comfortable, soft-touch knit fabric suitable for daily wear.
We recommend a delicate cycle inside a mesh laundry bag, though hand washing is the safest way to maintain the integrity of the knit.
It pairs exceptionally well with a boxy white t-shirt, a crisp button-down shirt, or a long-sleeved base layer.
It is primarily a transitional piece, perfect for spring, autumn, or cool summer evenings.
Use a specialized knit-fix tool or a small crochet hook to gently pull the loose loop back through to the inside of the garment.
Use a handheld garment steamer from a slight distance to gently remove creases without damaging the fibers with direct iron heat.
To ensure the longevity of your waistcoat, always refer to the internal care label. Due to the knitted material, it is recommended to wash the garment in a mesh laundry bag on a delicate cycle or hand wash in cool water. Lay the garment flat to dry to avoid stretching the knit out of shape. Avoid bleach and direct high heat when ironing. When storing, fold the item rather than hanging it to prevent the shoulders from losing their structure over time.
