Italy Moda Lace-Up V-Neck Knit Jumper, One Size
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Description
A lace-up V-neck jumper in a chunky, roomy knit
This lace-up V-neck jumper by Italy Moda is the kind you pull on over a T-shirt on a cold morning and keep on all day. A knitted cord runs through the neckline like the lacing of a corset, and the rest is a wide, open knit with long sleeves.
It comes in one size, 69 cm long with a chest of 136 cm according to the maker, in black, brown or beige. The yarn is a blend: 65% acrylic, 17% polyamide, 9% viscose and 9% wool.
At a glance
| Maker | Italy Moda, models 219209, 219210 and 219468 |
|---|---|
| Colours | Black, brown, beige (our colour button says Off White) |
| Material | 65% acrylic, 17% polyamide, 9% viscose, 9% wool |
| Size | One size |
| Measurements | Length 69 cm, chest 136 cm, hips 102 cm |
| EAN | Black 5906694059339 · Brown 5906694059346 · Beige 5906694061677 |
| Care | Follow the sewn-in label (the maker's data has no care text) |
The piece: one jumper, three colours
Italy Moda lists this jumper as three models, one per colour: 219209 in black, 219210 in brown and 219468 in beige. The descriptions and the size table are the same for all three, so the only thing you choose is the colour. Our colour button for the beige one says Off White; in the photos it is a warm cream.
The supplier describes a casual sweater of standard length with long sleeves and corset-style lacing at the front. The photos add the rest: a V-neck, dropped shoulders, wide sleeves that narrow into a ribbed cuff and a ribbed hem.
One thing we changed on this page. It used to be called a wool jumper. Wool is 9% of the yarn, so we now call it what it is: a knit with some wool in it.
Who it's for
For you if you like knitwear with room in it. A chest of 136 cm is generous on most bodies, which is how a single size can work for several. On the models it hangs loose from the shoulders and bunches softly at the waist.
It also suits you if plain jumpers bore you a little. The lacing gives the neckline something to look at, and you can tie it tight, leave it open or let the ends hang.
Closer look: what the maker says and what the photos show
- Corset-style lacing at the front (maker's data)
- Long sleeves and a standard length of 69 cm (maker's data, size table)
- V-neck with a knitted cord laced through the knit, ends hanging to about the hip (photos)
- Open, chunky knit with a slightly fuzzy surface (photos)
- Dropped shoulders and wide sleeves gathered into ribbed cuffs (photos)
- Ribbed hem and a plain back with a wide neckline (photos)
The knit is open enough to show a little of what you wear underneath, most of all in the beige. A plain top in a matching colour solves that.
Yarn and feel: mostly acrylic, with 9% wool
The composition is 65% acrylic, 17% polyamide, 9% viscose and 9% wool. The supplier calls the blend soft and pleasant to the touch and says it gives comfort and warmth on cooler days. We have no reason to doubt that, but we have not measured it, so take it as the maker's word.
What the photos show is a yarn with a light halo, knitted loosely. Jumpers like this trap air, and they also let it through. Think of it as a layer for autumn and for indoors in winter, with a coat on top once it freezes. The supplier gives the weight as 450 g.
Fit and silhouette: wide on top, 69 cm long
There is one size. The maker's table gives a length of 69 cm, a chest of 136 cm and hips of 102 cm. So the body is cut wide and the ribbed hem pulls it in again at the bottom, which gives the slightly balloon shape you see in the photos.
The table does not say how the jumper was measured. Lay a jumper you like flat, measure across the chest, double the number and compare it with 136 cm. If your favourite is far below that, expect this one to sit loose and slouchy on you. If you are close to it, it will fit more like a regular jumper.
Size chart (cm)
| Size | Length | Chest | Hips |
|---|---|---|---|
| One size | 69 | 136 | 102 |
Source: the maker's size table, the same for all three colours. It does not say how the jumper was measured, so compare the numbers with a jumper you own.
Styling: tuck the front, show the lacing
In the photos the black and the brown jumper are tucked into high-waisted black trousers with a belt, and the beige one hangs over wide cream trousers. Both work. The supplier adds that it goes with jeans as well as with a skirt.
Our own habit with a wide knit is to tuck only the front and let the back hang. With straight jeans and ankle boots that gives you a waist without losing the ease. Over a smooth slip skirt the rough knit and the smooth skirt set each other off, and the cord ends fall right where the two meet.
Keep necklaces short or leave them off. The lacing already fills the neckline.
Occasions
The supplier puts this jumper in the everyday, casual corner, and that is where it belongs. Wear it to the office on a day without meetings, on a walk through town on Saturday, or at home when the heating has not caught up yet.
The black one can go out for dinner with a skirt and boots. For anything dressier than that, we would pick a finer knit.
Care: follow the label
The maker's data we receive has no care instructions, so go by the label sewn into the jumper. We would rather say that than guess.
Two habits help with any loose knit. Dry it flat, because a wet jumper on a hanger grows longer. And take rings and bracelets off before you pull it on, since an open knit snags easily.
The wow detail: a neckline you can adjust
The cord is the whole trick. Pull it tight and tie a bow, and the V closes into something neat. Loosen it and the neckline opens and slides a little towards one shoulder. In the photos the ends hang down to the hip, long enough to knot or to leave swinging. It is a small thing, and it means the same jumper can look different on Tuesday than it did on Monday.
Fashion that gives back
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Our promise
Ships from the maker's wholesale partner in Poland, inside the EU, with tracking. The wholesaler lists up to 3 days to prepare an order; within the EU delivery usually takes 2–7 business days after dispatch. Delivery is free within the EU on orders from €69; below that it costs €4.95 in the Netherlands and €6.95 elsewhere in the EU.
You have 14 days after delivery to ask for a return, as long as the jumper is unworn and still has its tags. Our promise is plain: if what arrives does not match what this page says, send it back within 14 days and we refund you.
More knitwear for the cold months is in our sweaters and cardigans collection.
Questions & answers
Delivery: we dispatch within 1–3 business days. European partner items then take 2–7 business days within the EU; international partner items 5–16 business days in total. The range for this item is shown under the buy button. Free EU delivery over €69 · 14-day returns.
14-day returns. Custom-made items excepted.
Free EU delivery on orders over €69. 14 days to return; the delivery estimate is shown above.
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