Eytino Women Plus Size Boho Floral Printed Tops Casual V Neck Long Sleeve Drawstring Blouses Shirts(1X-5X)

The Eytino Boho Floral top is a winner. One of the prettiest tops I have seen. Bought my size, an XL and it fits nicely. Have received many compliments. Colors are vibrant, but not overwhelming. Material is skin friendly. A happy purchase.

I got this for a 5th grade graduation: your future is bright! It was exactly what I needed. The fabric is thin, very breathable, and vibrant. The only issue I had was the sleeves; they're about 3 inches too short. Thankfully they have elastic in the ends, so I just rolled them up and they became 3/4 sleeves.

Colorful and loose fit. A little low cut if you don’t tie it, but not terrible. Covers up your rear. A nice slinky material. Not clingy.

Pretty color but it runs really, really big.

This is nice enough to find a blouse that fits and has long sleeves and a high enough neck. I am size 3x, though, and to make sure it fits, I had to buy size 6x. So that's bad on the self image. It would be nice if China was more considerate and thoughtful about this matter of selling to Americans but marking everything in Chinese sizes.Also, this blouse is made of Georgette, my least favorite fabric because some Georgette fabrics have static issues, even if you use fabric softener or anti-static sprays. I did discover that using silicone-based hair polish tends to help, which is basically what some fabric manufacturers are treating pajama fabric and Minky fabric, making them chinchilla-soft. Not sure whether that’s healthy, but it’s soft.I want to note that it helps no buyer for the seller to simply describe the fabric as "polyester". That's like pet stores describing a pet they want to sell as "animal". We cannot visit in person, and feel in person, these fabrics online, so they must be described better, MUCH BETTER--THOROUGHLY, like the best fashion sellers traditionally do.We need a true, full description of the fabric traits. Who is satisfied with the broad, nondescript word, "polyester" or "cotton"? Even the word stretchy is not good enough, because what makes it stretch—spandex?—or knit? Still unclear. Spandex makes it hotter to wear in the hot months, and knit is cooler but has its own advantages and disadvantages. At minimum, we need to know whether it is woven or knitted--the words stretchy or non-stretchy will not do. Ideally, we need to know the NAME of the fabric type (please note that even Spoonflower and the best New York sellers do this), like, polyester chiffon, silk chiffon, polyester charmeuse, silk charmeuse, twill, denim, brocade, shirting, felt, fleece, pelt, ripstop, —see what mean? I'm surprised I have to even mention it. For the most part, I only buy from those who provide this info. It is true that Georgette is essentially a non-wrinkling, not shrinking fabric, so that's good, so I'll keep this blouse, but it was an experimental purchase because of lack of sufficient fabric information. The seller lucked out that I didn't choose to return it.

Very pretty design and fits as expected

Feels like it is made from recycled plastic bags. Stiff, scratchy, and cheaply made. But the size is exactly what was expected, so it will be worn around the house until it falls apart.

It is a loose fit, but I can’t size down because of the cut & style (pullover) since there is NO stretch in the 100% polyester material. It is well made with a silky feeling but a little noisy (Once it’s been washed may make a difference). The craftsmanship was impressive at this price point (<$25) with pattern alignment. I’m looking forward to wearing it once the weather cools since it does not have much breathability. It’s not a true red, it leans to the orange side. It wasn’t fully what I was hoping for (with the lack of stretch and breathability) But it was just too cute to return!