Boxy Minimalist · oversized through the chest, gathered at the hem so the volume sits above the hip
Cinched-Hem Jersey Top
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240 GSM combed cotton single jersey, 62 cm chest, 70 cm length, 4 cm drop shoulder, 3.5 cm drawcord hem casing that pulls the hem from 56 cm to 44 cm
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240
GSM · Heavyweight · range 220–270
Combed cotton single jersey — 100% combed cotton. Piece-dyed, silicone-softened, pre-shrunk to under 4% on the length. The hem gather only looks right if the fabric has weight — below 200 GSM it reads as a bin-liner
Trim: 1x1 rib (neck) · 95% cotton / 5% elastane · 300 GSM
What does GSM mean? Read the fabric weight guide →How it's made
Shoulder
Drop shoulder, 4 cm drop — 4-thread overlock + 0.6 cm cover-stitch
Neck
1x1 rib crew, set in the round, back-neck taped · rib height: 2 cm · topstitch: Cover-stitch 0.6 cm through the body only, not the rib
Closure
None — pull-on · hardware: None
Sleeve hem
2.5 cm turned hem, cover-stitched
Body hem
3.5 cm turned casing with a 0.4 cm round drawcord and a metal eyelet each side of centre front. Straight; measured with the cord fully released
Pockets
None. A patch pocket sits in the gather zone and distorts as soon as the cord is pulled
Side seams
4-thread overlock; no side split — a split and a drawcord fight each other
Stitch density spi
12 stitches per inch
Size chart
Garment laid flat · M is the sample size
Measure
XS
S
M
L
XL
XXL
A
Body length (HPS to hem)
± 1 cm
66
68
70
72
74
76
B
Chest width (1 cm below armhole)
± 1 cm
56
59
62
65
68
71
C
Hem width (cord fully released)
± 1 cm
51
53.5
56
58.5
61
63.5
D
Across shoulder (seam to seam)
± 1 cm
50
52
54
56
58
60
E
Sleeve length (from shoulder seam)
± 0.5 cm
22
23
24
25
26
27
F
Sleeve opening (flat)
± 0.5 cm
17
18
19
20
21
22
G
Armhole (straight)
± 0.5 cm
25
26
27
28
29
30
M
Hem casing height
± 0.3 cm
3.5
3.5
3.5
3.5
3.5
3.5
N
Hem width (cord pulled, as worn)
± 2 cm
40
42
44
46
48
50
Colourways
Bone
#E4DFD4
Washed Black
#2C2C2C
Faded Brick
#9C5844
Trims & notes
• Round drawcord 0.4 cm (~150 cm)
• Metal eyelets x2 (centre front hem)
• Cord stoppers x2
• 1x1 rib (neck)
• Back-neck tape 1.2 cm
• Woven main label
• Care/content label
• Measure and quote the hem with the cord fully released, and put both numbers on the size chart. A factory given one hem figure will assume it is the finished worn width and cut the casing too small, and then the cord has nothing to gather.
• Cut the casing as a separate strip. Folding the body hem up to make the casing puts four plies of 240 GSM jersey under the cover-stitch and it will skip.
• The eyelets must be reinforced with a 2 cm fused patch behind each. An eyelet set straight into single jersey pulls out the first time someone yanks the cord.
• Do not let the factory substitute flat cord for round. Flat cord will not slide through a jersey casing and the hem gathers unevenly on one side.
• Grade the length by 2 cm but the casing height by 0. The casing is a constant; grading it makes the proportion wrong at XS and XXL.
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