Nice but...
"I really like the color and I really like the embroidery but the bottom is more bobbly than the one we can see in the photos on the model. This creates a bulge in the belly area."
Overall rating: 4.695652 / 5 from 23 reviews.
The Noir Cotton Gothic Arch Cropped Cable Knit Jumper is praised for its soft and amazing quality, cool and gorgeous color, and beautiful design. Customers appreciate its unique style and comfort.
Review topics: ["quality","design","detail","colour","fit","jumper"].
"I really like the color and I really like the embroidery but the bottom is more bobbly than the one we can see in the photos on the model. This creates a bulge in the belly area."
"I love the color and the embroidery but the bottom part is much more protruding than in the photo and creates a rounded effect on the belly"
"I actually exchanged this sweater when I first received it. I thought there was some issue with the item, seeing as the yarn was already fuzzy in parts and slightly bobbled. Turns out, upon receiving another one, the same issue was present. It's a beautiful design, but what a shame Disturbia aren't using higher quality yarn. . . The sweater looks used even though it's brand new."
"Joli"
"Gorgeous jumper however after handwashing it has started to bobble."
"Very cosy, lovely jumper."
"I love this jumper, it's my new favourite go to item in my wardrobe. It's soft and cozy, and warm enough but no too much, which makes it great for layering. The color is so cool and i can style it to look casual, but the design makes it interesting anyway, or style it to give softness to an edgy look"
"What a stunning piece! The colour and the details are absolutely gorgeous. It’s not too cropped, which I really appreciate. It feels incredibly soft to the touch. The size guide was very helpful — I went for an L, as the M would have been far too tight."
"suits for a hundred outlooks, fits prfectly!"
"I bought this for my daughter and she loved it. Really love quality, super soft and not the slightest bit itchy. Will be a staple this winter."