Which side of the scarf blouse should be worn to the front?
You may have seen the description that it can be worn reversibly with no distinction between front and back, but it can be hard to judge how to wrap the scarf and which side to treat as the standard front.
Neither side is fixed as the front, so you can freely choose according to your preference whether to place the side where the scarf ties at the chest or let it fall down the back[1].
A long scarf measuring 146.5cm is attached to the collar[2]. Because it is in the form of a slender, long strap with a width of 5.5cm, it is suitable for wrapping around once and tying, or lightly letting it drape[3].
There is no fixed standard for front and back[4]. This blouse from Moia is a two-way item designed to be worn without front-and-back distinction[5]. With a generous fit featuring a total length of 65cm, a chest width of 55cm, and a hem width of 56cm, the silhouette flows naturally even when worn turned around in either direction[6].
Placing the side with the scarf in front creates a neat tie blouse, while wearing it the other way around results in an outfit where the ends of the scarf flow long down the back[7].
hmmm, simply choosing which side to make the standard front completely changes the mood of the blouse today.
The fabric composition and laundry care instructions for the 2way scarf blouse have not yet been confirmed in official materials.
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2way scarf blouse (gray)
Measurements
| Part | one size |
|---|---|
| length | 65cm |
| sleeve length | 69cm |
| chest width | 55cm |