KUYIGO Herren Ärmellose Weste Klassisch Business Rundhals Strickwaren Strickweste Sweater Cardigans Tank Tops

Nice slipover, just a bit bigger than expected, neckline is good not loose.

Great quality vest. This was ordered for my dad who said it fitted well (not slim fit) and was comfortable to wear all day. It's been through the wash twice already with no issues with shrinkage, although we air dried instead of putting it through the dryer.

The tank top is made from good quality fabric which has well stitched seams throughout the garment. The sizes are as expected so you can buy to your usual size with confidence.The fabric is a lightweight material which will be comfortable to wear in an office environment and as an additional thermal layer under a coat during the cooler months.The garment fits well all round and the neck area is very comfortable. I opted for the next size up as I wanted a more loose fitting as tank tops are usually designed to hug somewhat, which wasn’t really needed by the looks of the sizes as I’m sure my usual size would have provided the desired fit.

Great pair , excellent quality and addition to my wardrobe

What I find good about this sleeveless sweater is that it is produced from an unusual blend of materials. It is a good blend of viscose, polyester and nylon.Polyester is a fibre that you are likely to be aware of as polyester is used an extreme load of today's clothing products. Polyester, being a man made material can range from being rough, irritating, scratchy , itchy and go to the extent of being comfortable and soft. Depending on what a producer wants depends on the quality of thye polyester. The reason polymer products can have such great differences in quality is simply it is a plastic product.The viscose is something that once used to be seen a lot but not nowadays. I don't know about viscose other than it being another man made material that starts with a naturalproduct such as wood pulp then is chemically treated. Viscose is also knoyn as rayon in the US but we sometimes see it on our lables as well.The third fibre is something that many peopele know and that is nylon. Nylon, like polyester can vary massively in quality. Women regularly wear nylon stockings / tights so the quality as to such that it is soft and comfortable. However, those that like to do a bit of fishing also know the strength of their nylon line. Fishing line nylon is also a good quality nylon but wouldn't be suitable for clothing as it is produced more for it's strength. Then we have nylon ropes that can be used for towing cars / trucks nad are used by mountaineers. A good nylon rope can hold the weight of an elephant so although it wouldn't be suitable to be wearing that type of fibre it does have a lot of strength in it.All three materials have their pros and cons to them and it is all down to the chemicals used and the manufacturing process that depends on how suitable it is for wearing close to one's skin.Although these three materials appear to work together, when blended, they don't appear to have the same thermal benefits of a product produced solely from polyester. However, having a fair amount of viscose does mean there is some natural fibres used (wood pulp).The material is soft and has a bit of stretch in it so i9t does fit me well. It will be fine to wear at this time of year as it's cool enough to want to retain some body heat without getting too hot but I don't think it has the ability to keep one nice and warm in during the coldest months of the year. That may be down to the material being a bit thin but I belive it is actually the materials used. A woolen sweater of the same thickness has much more thermal benefit but then again that benefit comes at a much higher price.The colour of this sweater is good for me as I recently got a new suit and it's a dark blue one. This sweater can be a good alternative to wearing the waistcoat at times.I am recommending this product as overall it is good quality and good value, even though it does appear to have a strange blend of materials used to produce it.