Only Eliza Knitted Sweatshirt - Red - Regular - S

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The Only Eliza Knitted Sweatshirt is designed for adults seeking a reliable, comfortable layer for year-round wear. Its primary benefit lies in the flexible and soft flat-knit construction, offering a clean aesthetic that transitions easily between casual and semi-formal settings; however, users should note that the garment requires specific low-heat care to maintain its fabric integrity.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Red |
| Gender | Female |
| Fit | Regular |
| Size | S |
| Model Part Number | 15191792-4824205 |
| Brand | Only |
No, tumble drying is not recommended as it may damage the fibers and cause the garment to shrink or lose its shape.
You should wash the sweatshirt at a maximum temperature of 30C on a gentle cycle.
The sweatshirt is designed with a regular fit, which is generally consistent with standard sizing expectations.
No, you must not use bleach on this garment as it will damage the fabric.
Iron at a maximum temperature of 110C, ideally while the garment is inside out.
Avoid contact with sharp jewelry or rough surfaces; if pilling occurs, use a fabric shaver gently.
Always lay the garment flat to dry rather than hanging it, which can cause the fabric to stretch under its own weight when wet.
To maximize the lifespan of your sweatshirt, follow these care instructions carefully: always wash the garment inside out to protect the surface texture. Use a gentle cycle at a maximum temperature of 30C and ensure you do not use bleach. Because the knit may be sensitive to high heat, tumble drying is strictly prohibited. When ironing, set your iron to a maximum of 110C and preferably use a pressing cloth to avoid direct heat damage to the fibers.