Ribbed Emerald Green Modest Knit Sweater Tunic 65903ZY

Ribbed Emerald Green Modest Knit Sweater Tunic 65903ZY

Standard Size
$40.00
Sale price  $40.00 Regular price 
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Ribbed Emerald Green Modest Knit Sweater Tunic 65903ZY

Ribbed Emerald Green Modest Knit Sweater Tunic 65903ZY

$40.00
Sale price  $40.00 Regular price 

Wholesale — sold as a full series.

Series: 5 pieces · Standard Size.

Per piece: $8.00 · Full series (5 pcs): $40.00


Fabric: 100% acrylic ribbed knit.

Product Features: Classic collar, long sleeves, ribbed knit body, split hem detail, sweater-tunic cut.

Length: 88 cm

Color: Emerald Green (Color tones may vary slightly due to lifestyle photography.)

Order Contents: Sold as a tunic only (not a coordinated set).

Care: Follow the care and washing instructions on the garment's inner label.


Frequently Asked Questions

How many tunics come in one series?

Five, all Standard Size, at a $8.00 per-piece reference — $40.00 for the run.

How does emerald differ from the olive in this range?

Olive is muted and behaves like a neutral; emerald is saturated and behaves like a colour. They sell to different customers and do not compete, so carrying both is not a duplication.

Is emerald green too strong for everyday knitwear?

In a matte ribbed acrylic it reads deep rather than bright. The texture breaks up the colour, which is why an emerald knit is far more wearable than an emerald satin would be.

What does emerald pair with?

Cream, camel, black and denim. Gold-toned accessories suit it particularly well — worth pointing out, since a customer hesitating over the colour often just needs to see it styled once.

Does this colour photograph accurately?

Saturated greens shift under artificial light more than neutrals do. Shoot it in daylight for online listings; a dull or bluish photo undersells the actual garment.

Which customer takes emerald?

The one who already owns the black and brown knits and wants something with presence for the same price. It is a second or third purchase rather than a first, which is exactly why it belongs on the rail beside them.