Description
Product Information:
This men’s long-sleeved V-neck pullover knitted sweater is made of high-quality cotton fabric, which is soft and skin-friendly and suitable for spring, autumn and early winter. The classic V-neck design highlights the elegant temperament and lengthens the neck line. It can be worn alone to show a simple style, and it is also suitable as an inner layer of a coat. Whether it is daily leisure, work wear, or weekend gatherings, it can be easily dealt with. The sweater has the characteristics of anti-shrinkage, anti-pilling, anti-wrinkle and breathable, which makes you look cleaner and neater in daily wear, and maintains long-term comfort and neat appearance.
Features:
- High-quality cotton fabric: Selected high-quality cotton fiber, the fabric is soft and comfortable, skin-friendly, and suitable for long-term wear. The cotton material has good breathability, ensuring that it stays dry and not stuffy when worn.
- Classic V-neck design: The V-neck design makes the overall shape more slender, showing the capable temperament of men, and can increase the decorative sense of the neck line. It is suitable for both casual wear and suit jackets or jackets, and adapts to a variety of wear needs.
- Shrink-proof and anti-pilling: The sweater has been specially treated to prevent shrinkage. Even after multiple washings, it can still maintain its original size without shrinkage problems. At the same time, the anti-pilling design makes it less likely to produce pilling during wearing, keeping the sweater clean.
- Anti-wrinkle and breathable: High-quality cotton fibers make the sweater wrinkle-resistant. It does not need to be ironed too much after washing, and it can remain flat when worn. It has good breathability, is not prone to stuffiness, and is extremely comfortable.
- Simple and versatile: Whether this sweater is paired with jeans, casual pants or trousers, it can show a simple and generous style. Suitable for all kinds of daily occasions, easy to cope with work, leisure and social activities.
