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So love the look of this piece. It’s so soft and the body flows around me really well, but the sleeves are pretty tight. I don’t have thick arms, so if you are a girl that does, this may not be for you. That said, the piece is great for dressing up or down an outfit. I’m 5’3” and 144lbs, 36C. I wear a small to medium most tops. I purchased a large.
I can’t tell you how much I love this pant. The material is a little stiff, giving it structure, which makes it perfect for a spring/summer /mild weather piece to wear to a mid-day ballet performance, brunch or summer dinner party, date night…really anything that you want to wear something that will give you a smile, allow you to be comfortable and still looks great. Also, the waist band is tall enough that it keeps its structure, and not confining. And I love the pocket depth. This is such a cute piece.
