This 3-Piece Sweater Set includes a chic combination of a spaghetti strap crop top, a mini slit skirt, and a long sleeve button cardigan. The crop top offers a modern, stylish edge, while the mini slit skirt adds a touch of playful sophistication. The long sleeve cardigan provides a cozy, layered look that completes the ensemble. This versatile set can be dressed up or down for various occasions, perfect for transitioning between seasons. Enjoy the seamless blend of comfort and fashion with this stylish trio.
- Features: Buttoned, Pocketed, Slit
- Number of pieces: Three-piece
- Stretch: Slightly stretchy
- Material composition: 80% acrylic, 20% nylon
- Care instructions: Machine wash cold. Tumble dry low.
- Imported
- Product measurements:
S:Bust 33-35 in, Waist 25-27 in, Hip 35-37 in
M:Bust 35-38 in, Waist 27-30 in, Hip 37-40 in
L:Bust 38-40 in, Waist 30-32 in, Hip 40-42 in
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