Roxy Lost At Sea Open Stitch Crop Sweater

Name: Roxy Lost At Sea Open Stitch Crop Sweater
Brand: Roxy
SKU: A7053769
Price: 58.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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The Roxy Lost At Sea Open Stitch Crop Sweater floats somewhere between surfer-chic and city-casual, channeling those carefree, salt-air nights. Its loose, dolman sleeves and beautifully open-knit texture give it an effortless drape, almost whisper-soft in a cotton-acrylic blend that breathes easy on sun-warmed days but never feels heavy. The cropped silhouette and crewneck nod to ‘90s nostalgia but land right on the pulse of what’s next—sheer enough to flash a bikini top or that favorite tank, the vibe is breezy in more ways than one.

This sweater moves with you—relaxed through the arms, skimming at the waist, offering just enough slouch for artful styling without sacrificing shape. The open stitch means it’s virtually made for playing with proportions and color underneath, making every layer count (brights, stripes, even barely-there neutrals). Toss it over swimwear for a beachside café moment, or slip it on with tailored shorts and vintage denim for city afternoons or golden-hour hangs. The weight and feel keep it transitional, easily balanced between solo statement and easy layering when the temps dip.

Roxy’s image is always connected to surfline ease and off-duty cool, and the Lost At Sea Crop Sweater distills that DNA right down to its bare essentials. Think of it as the laidback staple you reach for when your look calls for something undone yet intentional—an open invitation to experiment with texture, layers, and attitude.

Materials / Fabrication

Drapey dolman-sleeve sweater
Cropped silhouette
Airy open stitching
Crewneck
Long sleeves
Knit construction
60% cotton, 40% acrylic
Imported

Recommended Care

Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle to prevent stretching.
Wash with like colors and turn inside out for best results.
Tumble dry on low heat or lay flat to dry to maintain shape.
Avoid high heat and bleach, which can damage fibers.
If ironing is needed, use a low heat setting and a pressing cloth.

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About Roxy

Roxy is a globally recognized lifestyle and clothing brand best known for its youth-oriented surf, snow, and activewear collections designed specifically for women and girls. As a sister label to Quiksilver, Roxy offers a wide range of categories, including swimwear, wetsuits, casual apparel, athletic wear, outerwear, footwear, and accessories like hats and bags. Launched in 1990, the brand has built its reputation on an energetic blend of sport-meets-style, capturing the spirit of adventure for those who love the beach, board sports, and outdoor living. Roxy’s collections balance performance-driven function with laidback, trend-driven aesthetics, making it a go-to for anyone seeking versatile and stylish pieces for active and leisure lifestyles.