We the Free Raymond Thermal Top

Love it! I’m normally an XS or S in Free People. I opted for XS in this top and glad I did. It’s loose and oversized but so cute with leggings. The arms are really long (but not too tight) so I cuff them up if I’m not using the thumb holes. I think the neckline would’ve been too large if I chose a size small, and this isn’t the type of top that would look right as an off the shoulder because of the collar. I noticed some fabric pulls right out of the bag but was able to loop them back through to the inside of the shirt so it wasn’t an issue. But I’m mindful that this type of material may be prone to that. I ordered orange and it’s more vibrant than photographed but I’m fine with that. It’s not traffic cone orange, more of a pumpkin orange so it will be great for fall this year.

This super comfy sweater is perfect for Fall in to Winter. It’s fairly lightweight, but it’s roomy enough for layering over a turtleneck or tank top. I loved it so much that I bought it in both this color and the cream color. Definitely size down, though. I’m 5’4" and weigh 150 pounds. The medium fit me, as stated, with plenty of room to layer. I do like the oversized look, though, so I wear it without layering, too.

As a rule I love thermal net. I was excited to try the style with a color instead of the usual Henleys I wind up with. At 57 and 130 pounds I couldn’t keep this sweater in a size small over my hips much less my shoulders. This top has no structure it’s very loose and the neck is enormous. Difficult to keep this top on. Think this is meant for very young very firm bodies that are wearing clothes only because they have too. Lol