LILLUSORY Women's Turtleneck Oversized Sweaters 2023 Fall Long Batwing Sleeve Spilt Hem Tunic Pullover Sweater Knit Tops

Sweater season often forces a choice between a piece that fits close and one that fits loose, and neither works when the goal is a knit that layers over leggings without pulling at the waist or riding up. Fitted knits pull, and shapeless ones lose their line entirely.

The LILLUSORY turtleneck pullover is built around that gap. It is cut as an oversized tunic, long enough to wear with leggings and boots, with a cowled turtleneck and batwing sleeves that give the arms room through the shoulder. A split, high-low hem keeps the length from reading as flat and lets the sides fall open over a slim leg. The blend is 50% viscose, 30% polyamide and 20% polyester in a chunky solid knit, suited to casual days and office wear alike.

• Pullover closure, no zip or buttons
• Hand wash only, steam iron
• Sizing runs oversized; size up for a long torso or if between sizes

Note that this is a machine-wash exception. It requires hand washing, and no care shortcut is offered.

When choosing between options like this, check how the knit behaves at the cuffs and hem rather than just the body, since loosely finished edges tend to curl or stretch out after a few wears. The batwing cut here means the sleeve seam drops well below the natural shoulder, so layering a coat over it works better than a fitted jacket, which will bunch at the upper arm. For storage between seasons, fold rather than hang, since the weight of the fabric on a hanger will pull the shoulders out of shape over time. A dry towel rolled inside the body before folding helps the knit hold its structure in a drawer or bin.

This silhouette suits people who want one piece to carry from a desk to an errand without changing. The high-low hem is a practical detail for anyone conscious of fit through the hips, since the open side splits draw the eye away from that area rather than framing it. Those with a longer torso will find the tunic length works as intended rather than reading as a standard sweater that simply runs short. If you prefer a more defined waist even in an oversized knit, a slim belt worn low over the hem is a straightforward option that does not stress the fabric.