Isola Open Knit Sweater

$66.00

Size:

SIZE GUIDE

This size chart is intended as a general guide. Fit may vary depending on brand, fabric, and style. If you’re unsure about sizing or would like personalized advice, please reach out, we’re always happy to help you find the perfect fit.

Women’s Size Chart

Measurements in inches

Size	Bust	Waist	Hip
XS (0–2)	31–33	24–26	34–36
S (4–6)	34–35	27–28	37–38
M (8–10)	36–38	29–31	39–41
L (12–14)	39–41	32–34	42–44
XL (16)	42–44	35–37	45–47
XXL (18)	45–47	38–41	48–51

Denim Size Chart

Measurements in inches

Denim Size	Waist	Hip
24	24–25	34–35
25	25–26	35–36
26	26–27	36–37
27	27–28	37–38
28	28–29	38–39
29	29–30	39–40
30	30–31	40–41
31	31–32	41–42
32	32–33	42–43

How to Measure

Bust: Measure around the fullest part of your chest, keeping the tape level.
Waist: Measure at the narrowest part of your waist (typically above the belly button).
Hips: Measure around the fullest part of your hips and seat.
Between sizes? If you prefer a more relaxed fit, size up. For a more fitted look, size down.

Need Help?

This size guide is a reference to help you find your best fit. For specific product guidance, styling advice, or sizing questions, feel free to reach out, we’re happy to help you shop with confidence.

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Variant

Description

The sweater that makes a simple base layer and jeans feel like a complete outfit. The Isola brings texture and beautiful detail to the pieces you already wear, giving you an easy alternative when a solid knit feels too predictable. Layer it over a fitted tank or tee, add your favourite bottoms, and let the sweater do the rest.

WEAR IT 3 WAYS

Layer it over a fitted tank with wide leg trousers, leather loafers, and a structured tote.
Wear it over a crisp button down shirt with straight leg jeans, ballet flats, and a shoulder bag.
Pair it with a fitted long sleeve tee, barrel leg pants, ankle boots, and simple earrings.

THE LORDON Styling Note

The layer underneath an open knit should feel intentional. Choose a simple, close fitting tank or tee with a clean neckline so the pattern of the sweater remains the focus. Keeping the base and sweater within a similar tonal family creates a softer look, while contrast makes the openwork more noticeable.