Striped Sleeveless Sweater Vest - Heather Camel

Nice vest — soft, well-made, looks great layered. But sizing runs half a size small. I usually wear M, ordered M, and it’s snug across shoulders (not uncomfortable, but no room for a thick shirt underneath). Would recommend sizing up if you plan to layer often. Otherwise, love the drape and color.

Short but sweet: This is the vest that made me cancel my 'buy 3 more vests' cart. Why? Because it’s perfectly weighted — not too thin, not too bulky — and the heather tone is rich but neutral. Breathable enough for AC-heavy offices, cozy enough for evening walks. And yes, I’ve worn it with jeans, skirts, *and* bike shorts (don’t judge — it works). Pure comfort magic.

Comfort is NOT optional — and this vest delivers. Like wearing a cloud that also happens to be chic. No static, no scratch, no weird stretching after 4 hours. Bonus: it survived my dog jumping into my lap mid-Zoom meeting. Still looked crisp. 5 stars, would vest again.

Love the texture and fit — slim but not tight, and the ribbed knit gives great structure. Only reason it’s not 5 stars? The armholes run *slightly* generous — I’m medium build (5'6", 135 lbs), and it flares just a hair when I raise my arms. Still super comfy and stylish though. Paired it with high-waisted trousers and loafers — instant ‘I woke up like this’ energy.

Finally — a sleeveless sweater vest that doesn’t feel like wearing a woolen hug from your overenthusiastic aunt. Light, airy, and surprisingly warm without overheating. Threw it on over a collared shirt for a casual Friday look — got three compliments before lunch. Bonus points for no pilling after two washes (cold cycle + hang dry, per instructions). 100% buying another color.

This vest is my new go-to layering piece! Super soft, breathable, and the heather camel color is *chef's kiss* — goes with everything from white tees to chambray shirts. Wore it all day at work (yes, even through Zoom calls) and zero itch or stiffness. Comfort level: 11/10. Also, the stripes are subtle but add just enough visual interest — not 'grandpa-core', more like 'effortlessly cool professor'. Highly recommend.