Liliane Smocked Cardigan
M6684
All the sizes used in our products use the standard French/European sizes, and all lengths and weights are expressed in metric (m, cm, mm, g, kg...). If you're having trouble working out which size to pick, use the chart below. We recommend you base your choice on measurements rather than dress size, as this size varies from brand to brand. We are including UK & US dress sizes as a rough guide only.
Women's sizes
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Size to select |
S | M | L | XL | XXL | XXXL (3XL) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
F/EU size |
36/38 |
40/42 |
44/46 |
48/50 |
52/54 |
56/58 |
|
|
UK size |
8/10 |
12/14 |
16/18 |
20/22 |
24/26 |
28/30 |
|
|
US size |
32 |
34 |
36 |
38 |
40 |
42 |
|
|
Bust |
cm |
83/90 |
91/98 |
99/106 |
107/114 |
115/122 |
123/130 |
|
in |
32.7/35.4 |
35.8/38.5 |
38.9/41.7 |
42.1/44.8 |
45.2/48 |
48.4/51 |
|
|
Waist |
cm |
61/68 |
69/76 |
77/84 |
85/92 |
93/100 |
101/108 |
|
in |
24/26.7 |
27.1/30 |
30.3/33 |
33.4/36.2 |
36.6/39.3 |
39.7/42.5 |
|
|
Hip |
cm |
89/96 |
97/104 |
105/112 |
113/120 |
121/128 |
129/136 |
|
in |
35/37.7 |
38.1/40.9 |
41.3/44 |
44.4/47.2 |
47.6/50.3 |
50.7/53.5 |
|
Men's sizes
|
Size to select |
M | L | XL | XXL | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
F/EU size |
40/42 |
44/46 |
48/50 |
52/54 |
|
|
Bust |
cm |
94/101 |
102/109 |
110/117 |
118/125 |
|
in |
37/39.7 |
40.1/42.9 |
43.3/46 |
46.4/49.2 |
|
Children's sizes
|
Size to select |
4 years | 6 years | 8 | 10 | 12 | 14 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Height |
cm |
90/105 |
106/116 |
117/128 |
129/140 |
141/152 |
153/164 |
|
|
in |
35.4/41.3 |
41.7/45.6 |
46/50.4 |
50.7/55.1 |
55.5/60 |
60.2/64.5 |
*FR AND NL ONLY*
This cardigan subtly defines the waist thanks to its fitted cut and fancy smocked stitch, which offers a slight stretch.
Its three-quarter sleeves, round neckline with a couture-inspired feel, and delicate pearly ball shank buttons complete this timelessly charming design.
Knitted with LOUISE yarn, it reveals powdery yet deep shades, both soft and luminous, evoking the understated refinement of the late 1940s.