Бежови и Каки Пухени Якета с Високо Яка и Джобове | Khaki / S 100100526651298

Overview

A modern quilted outer layer in two warm neutrals — beige and khaki — designed with a protective high collar and useful front pockets. The jacket combines a clean, minimal silhouette with the textured interest of quilting, making it an easy everyday piece for travel, commuting, or casual weekend wear. Lightweight and packable, it layers neatly over knits and under heavier coats when needed.

Why this jacket works

• High collar provides wind protection and a polished neckline without needing a scarf.
• Quilting adds structure and subtle insulation while keeping the jacket streamlined.
• Pockets are positioned for convenience—practical for hands, small essentials, and everyday use.
• Neutral color options make outfit pairing effortless; both beige and khaki are wardrobe staples.

Fabric advantages — pros and cons

Fabric: a synthetic polyamide often used for outerwear. Below are practical strengths and trade‑offs to help you decide.

Pros

• Durable and abrasion‑resistant — stands up to everyday wear and travel packing.
• Lightweight and compressible — good for layering and suitcase space.
• Quick to dry if it gets damp, and it holds its shape well after wear.
• Winds fairly well when quilted closely; quilting also traps small pockets of air for warmth without bulk.

Cons

• Feels synthetic to the touch compared with natural fibers — can generate static in dry conditions.
• Not a substitute for heavy insulated parkas in very cold climates; best used as a mid‑layer or for transitional seasons.
• Prolonged exposure to high heat (hot irons, tumble dryers on high) can damage the fibers; careful cleaning and storage are required.
• Standard versions are not inherently fully waterproof — additional DWR or a protective treatment is useful in heavy rain.

Materials — what nylon (polyamide) means for you

Nylon is a man‑made polyamide widely used in performance and fashion outerwear for its strength and lightness. It resists abrasion, dries quickly, and can be finished with water‑repellent coatings for improved weather performance. Because it is a plastic‑based fiber, it is less breathable than some natural fibers but offers superior wind resistance and durability.

Environmental note: conventional nylon is derived from petrochemicals; some brands now use recycled nylon or lower‑impact finishes to reduce footprint. If sustainability is a priority, look for product details that call out recycled content or responsible sourcing.

Style & silhouette

The jacket reads as modern‑casual with a slight utilitarian influence. Quilting gives texture without an overly puffy look, and the high collar creates a tidy, elevated finish. Wear it buttoned/zippered for a streamlined silhouette, or open for a relaxed, layered look. It pairs easily with both tailored bottoms and casual denim.

Color and how to combine it

Beige and khaki are versatile neutrals. Suggested pairings:

• Casual: light wash or raw denim, white tee or striped Breton, white sneakers.
• Smart casual: navy chinos, fine‑gauge knit or turtleneck, leather loafers or ankle boots.
• Layered weekend: olive or burgundy knit, corduroy skirt or dark joggers, suede or leather boots.
• Accessories: leather crossbody in tan/black, wool beanie in cream or charcoal, patterned scarf for contrast.

Season suitability

Best for transitional weather — spring and fall — and for mild winter climates when used with insulating layers. The quilted construction traps warmth efficiently for day‑to‑day use but will require additional layering in very cold conditions. In damp weather, add a lightweight water‑repellent layer or treat the outer fabric with a suitable spray.

How to measure — two practical methods

Measure your body (for choosing the right size)

1. Wear a thin layer or the type of top you’ll usually wear under the jacket.
2. Chest/Bust: wrap the tape measure around the fullest part of your chest, under the arms and across the shoulder blades. Keep the tape comfortably snug but not tight.
3. Shoulder width: measure from the edge of one shoulder (where a seam would sit) straight across to the other.
4. Sleeve length: with the arm relaxed slightly bent, measure from the shoulder point down to where you want the cuff to sit.
5. Torso/Top length: measure from the base of your neck (where the collar sits) down the front to the desired hemline.

Measure a jacket you already own (best method for accurate fit)

1. Lay the jacket flat on a table, smoothing seams and zips.
2. Chest: measure straight across from armpit seam to armpit seam, then double that number for total circumference.
3. Shoulder: measure seam to seam across the back.
4. Sleeve: measure from the shoulder seam to the sleeve end.
5. Length: measure from the center back at the base of the collar straight down to the hem.
6. Compare these numbers to the product size guide to choose the closest match; allow extra room if you plan to layer bulky knits underneath.

Fit notes

• The design is intended to sit as a regular (not overly fitted) outer layer — choose your usual size for a true‑to‑size look.
• If you like to layer thick sweaters beneath, consider sizing up one to ensure freedom of movement at the shoulders and chest.
• For a sleeker, tailored look, select the size that matches your chest measurement precisely.

Model information — how to interpret product imagery

Product photos are useful, but model proportions vary across brands. If specific model height and size are not listed on the product page, use the "measure a jacket you own" method above and compare those numbers to the provided size guide. Look at how much ease (extra room) there is on the model: if the jacket looks roomy on the model and you prefer a closer fit, order one size down only if your body measurements align.

Care tips & quick maintenance

• Spot‑treat small marks promptly using a damp cloth and mild soap; test on an inconspicuous area first.
• Protect zippers and fastenings before any cleaning or storage — close them to keep shape and prevent snags.
• Avoid high heat: do not iron at high temperatures; steam gently if needed to remove creases.
• Allow the garment to air out between wears to reduce cleaning frequency and keep it fresh longer.

Care guide — keep it looking new longer

1. Regular care: hang on a wide, padded hanger to maintain shoulder shape. Keep in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
2. Spot cleaning: mix a small amount of mild liquid detergent with water. Gently dab (do not rub) the stain with a soft cloth, then rinse the cloth and blot away the detergent residue.
3. Professional cleaning: for deep soil, stubborn stains, or seasonal refreshes, opt for professional textile cleaning services to preserve finish and structure.
4. Reproofing: if you notice reduced water beading, renew a DWR (durable water repellent) coating with a spray‑on treatment formulated for synthetic outerwear.
5. Pilling or fuzz: remove gently with a fabric comb or a low‑speed lint shaver made for outerwear; work carefully along seams and quilting lines.
6. Storage: do not compress the jacket for long periods (avoid vacuum compression bags). Use breathable garment bags if storing for seasons, and include acid‑free tissue if folding briefly.

Style tips — outfit ideas

• Urban commuter: beige jacket over a navy merino sweater, slim black jeans, leather ankle boots, and a structured tote.
• Weekend casual: khaki jacket with a striped tee, relaxed denim, white trainers, and a cotton baseball cap.
• Layered smart casual: lightweight knit dress, tights, ankle boots, and the jacket left open to show a belt or waist detail.
• Travel outfit: pack the jacket in the carry‑on; pair with a wrinkle‑resistant shirt and stretch trousers for a comfortable yet pulled‑together look on arrival.

FAQ

Is this jacket warm enough for winter?

It provides light to moderate warmth suitable for cool days and transitional seasons. In cold winter climates it performs best as a mid‑layer beneath a heavier coat.

Is the fabric water‑resistant?

The outer fabric resists light moisture and dries quickly, but it is not a substitute for a fully waterproof raincoat. Reapplying a DWR treatment will improve wet‑weather performance.

Can I machine wash this jacket?

Frequent machine washing is not recommended. For regular maintenance, spot cleaning and professional textile cleaning will prolong the garment’s finish and shape. Follow the care recommendations provided on the product page.

Will the color fade?

With normal wear and proper care (avoid prolonged sun exposure and bleaching agents), neutral tones like beige and khaki retain their appearance. Store away from direct sunlight.

Are the pockets deep enough for a phone or wallet?

Pockets are designed for day‑to‑day essentials — phones, keys, cards — but check product images and descriptions for internal pocket details if you carry larger items frequently.

How should I size if I’m between sizes?

If you plan to wear thicker layers underneath, choose the larger size. For a neater fit with thin layers, select the smaller one that matches your measurements.

Can I iron or steam the jacket?

Use low‑heat steam rather than a hot iron. Apply steam from a short distance and avoid pressing directly with a hot iron to prevent damage to the synthetic fibers.

Does the jacket have stretch?

Construction is generally non‑stretch; choose size based on body measurements and intended layering. Movement comes from the cut and quilting rather than elastic give.

Final suggestions

If you want a practical, low‑maintenance layer that lifts everyday outfits, this quilted jacket in beige or khaki is a smart choice. Its neutral tones, protective high collar, and pocketed design make it a reliable piece for travel and daily life. Check your chest and shoulder measurements against the size guide on the product page, consider how much layering you want, and choose the size that allows comfortable movement while matching your preferred silhouette.

Ready to add a versatile, season‑ready piece to your closet? Select your color and size, and enjoy a jacket that balances form, function, and understated style.