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Updated Feb 05

Lovestitch long sleeve top

Name: Lovestitch long sleeve top
Brand: lovestitch
SKU: 5db86d0c9d3b78a52d7bbe71
Price: 14.0 USD
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Floral and abstract print design long sleeve scoop neck top lightweight thermal like fabric super comfortable and breathable can coordinate with any bottoms and also works great as a layered undershirt beautifully multicolored

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mjusino Pit to pit measurement, please

Oct 29Reply

reddyred1 @mjusino Sure 19" and it is a stretch in fabric hope this helps thanks for stopping by 💜 posh love 🌹 happy poshing!

Oct 29Reply

mjusino @reddyred1 appreciate it!

Oct 29Reply

reddyred1 @sherisvintage Hello there I just want to express my gratitude for stopping by my closet and as always waiting on the right person to purchase my items who definitely understands quality at its best for an amazing discounted price point best wishes! posh love 💜 from *Quality direct*🌹

Nov 15Reply

reddyred1 @sherisvintage Hello there I just want to express my gratitude for stopping by my closet and as always waiting on the right person to purchase my items who definitely understands quality at its best for an amazing discounted price point best wishes! posh love 💜 from *Quality direct*🌹

Nov 15Reply

sherisvintage @reddyred1 great top, just want all cotton, thanks

Nov 15Reply

reddyred1 @sherisvintage Yes of course it's a cotton blend 60% cotton

Nov 15Reply

reddyred1 @sherisvintage Hello hun I don't know if you are aware that 100% cotton doesn't have any stretch and it shrinks and fades after washing which is why most cotton fabrics are blended to give longer lasting wear and appearance when cotton fibers are 60% and above you still get the breathability and comfort wearing it

Nov 15Reply

reddyred1 but the color still remains after washing and it doesn't shrink and for the most part is wrinkle resistant 100% cotton doesn't offer that 🤷‍♀️

Nov 15Reply

sherisvintage @reddyred1 cotton is blended because synthetics are cheaper. And with the floods and droughts there is a shortage of cotton worldwide. Having been a clothing textile designer for three decades, yes, I do know this. Poly is never breathable. The top is great, hon. It will sell itself. The print is great. I just don’t put poly against my skin.

Nov 15Reply

reddyred1 @sherisvintage I completely understand respect and agree your reference in polyester fiber which should be banned from the market and replaced with bamboo which is my personal opinion I only use cotton spandex blend and all my towels and bedding are exclusively organic bamboo and tessa silk-cotton fibers so I can relate to what your referring to

Nov 15Reply

reddyred1 I'm very selective as well thank you for your reply great communication is always appreciated🌹happy poshing💜 posh love 😊

Nov 15Reply

reddyred1 @sherisvintage Oh I cannot leave out linen is one of my favs as well😊 by you being in the fabric industry that means you are familiar with viscose what do you feel about that one particularly?

Nov 15Reply

sherisvintage @reddyred1 tends to shred too easily, not one of my favorite fibers, except for the better quality

Nov 15Reply

reddyred1 my family member first cousin is a textile master for many over a decade she makes fabrics for designers and the rich and famous celebrities which is amazing

Nov 15Reply

reddyred1 The finest natural threads are the best for comfortablility 😁👍

Nov 15Reply

reddyred1 @sherisvintage which should be the thicker mor dense ones correct?

Nov 15Reply

sherisvintage @reddyred1 very true... I remember when polyester first came out....yikes, giving away my age....

Nov 15Reply

sherisvintage @reddyred1 I don’t understand your question? I like higher density fine threads just like in softer sheets. The higher the thread count the softer the fabric.

Nov 15Reply

reddyred1 @sherisvintage yes with that said density is great for softness but if it's no loosely woven it has minimal breathability a loosely woven fabric offers breathability and temperature control regulation

Nov 15Reply

reddyred1 @sherisvintage Lol yes my precious grandmother wore polyester everything now that I think of it as halarious when I looked in her closet I thought to myself I hope she never want to hand me down anything out of her wardrobe I don't want to hurt her feelings

Nov 15Reply

sherisvintage @reddyred1 there was an early nylon knit that actually felt decent. It was trademarked “enkalure” a lot of high end designers in the 70s used it. Was actually nice prints and soft. I think Diane Von Furstenberg used it. And some of the German dye and discharge rayon prints were gorgeous. Now they are all paper prints on poly:(:(

Nov 15Reply

sherisvintage Poly makes me smell yucky

Nov 15Reply

reddyred1 @sherisvintage what a difference a day makes time changes things correct the greatest durability was made from the 90s on up everything else is like paper mache and doesn't have and lasting effects and are overlying priced it horrible

Nov 15Reply

reddyred1 I'm possibly from your era born in early 60s

Nov 15Reply

reddyred1 thank you for your time I indeed enjoyed the conversation have a great rest of your day..Chao!🌹👍

Nov 15Reply

reddyred1 oh and your shares are always appreciated as well

Nov 15Reply

reddyred1 @linclil thank you for stopping by my closet your likes are always appreciated reasonable offers are welcomed Happy poshing!💜🌹

Jan 19Reply