Stay warm in style with this knitted buttoned long sleeve pullover — a versatile autumn & winter wardrobe essential. The button front adds a classic touch, while the soft knit fabric offers comfort and flexibility for both casual and commuting wear.
Knitted Buttoned Long Sleeve Pullover
Whether layered over a blouse or worn solo, this pullover blends cozy warmth with a refined look. It’s ideal for chilly office days, casual outings, or everyday layering.
Key Features & Benefits:
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Buttoned front detail — adds elegance and adjustability
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Long sleeves — perfect for transitional to colder weather
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Soft knitted fabric — keeps you warm without bulk
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Versatile styling — great for layering or wearing on its own
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Casual yet polished — suitable for both daily and semi-formal wear
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Easy care — designed for wearable longevity
Why You’ll Love It:
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It marries comfort and style — the knitted buttoned long sleeve pullover gives you a cozy piece that doesn’t feel slouchy or too casual.
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The button front gives you styling flexibility (open, closed, partial).
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It transitions well between seasons and occasions — wear with jeans, skirts, trousers, or under jackets.
Care Instructions:
Machine wash cold on gentle cycle or hand wash. Use mild detergent. Lay flat to dry to maintain shape. Avoid twisting or high-heat ironing; if needed, iron inside out on low.
❓ FAQs
Q: What is the fabric composed of?
A: Typically a blend of acrylic, polyester, or cotton knit. (Check your supplier/spec sheet for exact materials.)
Q: Does it run true to size?
A: Yes, fits true to size. If you want a roomier look, you may size up.
Q: Can I layer it under coats?
A: Definitely — its slim knit design makes it easy to layer under outerwear without bulk.
Q: How do I style this pullover?
A: Pair it with tailored pants or skirts for a smart look; or with jeans and ankle boots for casual days. Open a few buttons up or down for variation.
Q: Is it suitable for colder weather?
A: It’s ideal for autumn and mild winter. For harsh cold, layer with an outer coat.
