OLRAIN Women's Casual Floral Printed Long Kimono Coats Outwear Cardigan Tops

Its a good light cover sweater for ten bucks. I’m 5’3 and 160 lbs and I ordered a medium. A little snug on the arms but it’s nice. The length goes down to my knees and the sleeves are a tad bit short (I like my sleeves longer) barely reaching my wrists. The pockets are a nice add on, and it doesn’t quite close up in the front. Also the coffee color isn’t exactly a chocolate brown, more of a medium brown. Its a mix between a dark brown and a light brown. Nice overall.

I purchased this cardigan in navy blue. The color was perfect & the knit fabric is the perfect weight for layering all year. The length hits me about mid-thigh. I only gave it 4 stars because it is pretty small on me. I ordered a large per reviews (normally wear a women’s 12-14 & large top). The sleeves are just the right length but rather tight, especially the cuffs so I can’t pull the sleeves up without cutting off my arms circulation. Because of the narrow fit through the body it isn’t quite as comfortable as I had hoped but it is wearable. However, I don’t reach for it as often as my other cardigans. I hope maybe mine was irregular or maybe it is just the navy...to be safe, you may want to order a size up if you want comfort over a fitted look. The package arrived in just a few days as usual & the garment was individually wrapped in plastic. Overall, I’m happy with the purchase & at least know my daughter can wear it if I don’t!

I ordered this sweater in 3 colors - green, red, and brown. The sizing seemed consistent with all three. I typically wear a size 10 or 12, and ordered the large. The sweater was very comfortable, so I had them all dry cleaned. Dry cleaned, because they weren't cotton and polyester as described, but rayon and the tag said dry clean recommended. I'm 5'4" and 140 pounds, and the sweater reached my knees. I was happy with the sweater until I looked in the mirror on the day I wanted to wear the first one. The pockets bagged open a lot, and to me made the sweater look like I was wearing an old comfortable robe. I was sorry I didn't look in the mirror before spending the money on dry cleaning. I think that if they didn't have the patch pockets they would have been my go-to sweaters for 3 seasons.

I normally buy a medium in American Eagle so that's the size comparison I will use. These shirts are lightweight and very soft. I would hang them to dry to prevent them from shrinking. I'm 5'7" and 137lbs. I ordered the large because I figured I would be wearing shirts under this and didn't want them to be snug. This looks super cute with a nice tshirt and some leggings.

I ordered this in a XL. I am usually a LG but wanted it to be roomy. I am very pleased. The fabric is light but warm. Could pull off in summer, fall, and winter. A bit longer than expected. Definitely comes down to right above my knees. Great for price!

It's hard to find the right shade of green these days. I took a chance on this one. It's green, and the product turned out to be what I expected. It's lime green more than "grass" green, but, hey, it's green. I wanted something more Archangel Sarafiel healing green, but I got Kermit the Frog kind of green. I'm a big fan, so that's okay.The fabric is 100% polyester, the same thinness and cheap-looking fabric that has permeated the women's clothing market the last ten to twelve years. It might keep you from getting a chill when it's 72F and you're hanging out in Miami. Elsewhere, you'll have to layer it up if you want this thing to make your winter cozy and merry. My place of work averages about 64F, and we'll see how this cardigan stands up to the Minnesota corporations' fear of *running the furnace* (oh, the consequences!).The garment tag advises "Dry Clean Only." You can do that if you want to keep the garment looking like it just came out of the bag. For those of us who live in the real world, however, there are loads of links on the internet on how to properly wash a garment that is 100% polyester. (Basic rundown: wash it inside out to avoid snagging, wash in warm water with gentle detergent, hang to dry in your sunless gothic room but not too close to your Cure poster.) Polyester can also pill after a while if it's washed in water that is too warm. If you have a favorite dry cleaners, awesome. If you don't, you can find one or you can try to take care of it at home. I view new sweaters like I view new friends: hoping that they'll last forever but always a little sure that they won't. My job is a tough one, and I don't anticipate that any garment will maintain its "like new" condition very long. This is why I rarely buy anything new, and when I do, a lot of money is not spent.This item could easily look like a bathrobe if worn with the wrong kind of attire. Jeans or trousers with cowboy boots, cool. Yoga pants and a t-shirt that spells out a word using the periodic table — uh, yeah, it'll be a robe. Just remember to take off your slippers before you leave the house.Also, for those who are in a muddle about sizing, I ordered a Large for my freakishly long arms (I'd be great in your Zombie Apocalypse Army), my long legs and short torso on a 5' 7" frame of 132 pounds—it fits fine. I feel like Kermit, but it fits fine. *kermit arm flail*I hope this helps. Good luck with your purchase!

Not the thickest, but not crazy thin either. It is about what I would have expected for a 10ish dollar cardigan. The length and sizing is perfect. Fits me great, including in the arms and shoulders which I know is a big deal breaker for many online items for me usually. I am busty and have big arms that I hate. Love that there are pockets as well!

Product was not a knitted cardigan as I expected. It was a smooth fabric, I could have lived with it, however, it had a large hole in the back center that I could NOT live with. Won't bother ordering again.