American Bazi Distressed Button Up Long Sleeve Denim Jacket | M Blue / S 100100521241737

How to measure

Use a soft measuring tape and a flat surface. Lay the jacket flat with the front closed and sleeves smoothed out.

• Chest (Pit‑to‑Pit): Measure straight across the front from one underarm seam to the other, about 1" (2.5 cm) below the armhole. Multiply this number by 2 to get the chest circumference.
• Shoulder Width: Measure across the back from the outer edge of one shoulder seam to the outer edge of the other shoulder seam.
• Sleeve Length (Center Back): Measure from the center back at the base of the collar (where the collar meets the body), across the shoulder and down to the sleeve cuff — useful for overall sleeve length.
• Sleeve Length (Shoulder Seam): Measure from the shoulder seam straight down to the cuff — commonly used in product specs.
• Back Length: Measure from the center back at the base of the collar straight down to the hem.
• Front Length / High Point Shoulder (HPS): Measure from the high point of the shoulder (near the neckline) down to the hem for front length.
• Hem (Bottom) Width: Measure straight across the bottom hem and double the number for the hem circumference.
• Cuff Opening: Measure across the cuff (flat) and double for the circumference.

Tips: Record measurements in inches and centimeters (1 in = 2.54 cm). For body measurements, measure the fullest part of your chest, your natural waist, and the fullest part of your hips while wearing a thin top. Allow about 2–4 in (5–10 cm) of ease for layering depending on desired fit.

Materials

Common materials and construction details for this style of distressed button‑up denim jacket:

• Shell: Denim — often 100% cotton for a classic rigid denim feel, or a cotton blend with a small percentage of elastane (e.g., ~98% cotton / 2% elastane) for slight stretch.
• Weight & feel: Typically medium‑weight denim (~10–14 oz), offering structure while softening with wear.
• Hardware: Metal buttons and rivets (antiqued silver, brass or nickel finishes) on placket and pocket flaps.
• Lining & pockets: Most versions are unlined with cotton pocket bags; some may include partial lining at the collar or yoke.
• Distressing: Surface abrasion, sanding, stonewash or controlled fraying — these are finish treatments that may expose lighter weft threads and will evolve with wear.

Note: Exact fiber percentages, trims and finishes vary by production run. Check the sewn‑in care/composition label or product tag for the definitive material breakdown.

Model information

Example model details commonly shown with product photos (replace with actual shoot data):

• Model height: 5'9" (175 cm)
• Model measurements: Bust 34" / Waist 25" / Hips 36" (86 / 64 / 91 cm)
• Wearing size: Small (S)

Fit note: This style typically has a relaxed, slightly boxy silhouette. For a slimmer fit, size down; for layering or an oversized look, size up.

Care Guide (to keep it lovely longer)

• Wash: Turn jacket inside out and fasten buttons. Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle with like colors, or hand wash. Use a mild detergent and avoid bleach or aggressive stain removers that can damage distressed areas.
• Dry: Hang to dry or lay flat to dry to minimize shrinkage and preserve distressing. If a dryer is necessary, tumble low and remove while slightly damp to finish on a hanger.
• Spot clean: Blot stains with a damp cloth and mild soap. Avoid vigorous scrubbing that widens distressed openings.
• Iron: Iron on low–medium heat on the reverse side. Avoid ironing directly over distressing, patches, or metal hardware.
• Dry clean: Safe for jackets with delicate trims or heavier soil — follow the garment’s care label.
• Preserve distressing: Trim loose threads instead of pulling. Reduce washing frequency; airing out between wears keeps it fresh.
• Storage: Hang on a wide or padded hanger to keep shoulder shape. Store away from direct sunlight to reduce fading and in a ventilated area to avoid mustiness.
• Repairs: Small holes/frays can be reinforced with denim patches or by a tailor; repair minimally to keep the intended distressed aesthetic.

Style Tips

Versatile ways to wear the jacket:

• Everyday casual: Layer over a white tee, black jeans or chinos and classic sneakers for an effortless look.
• Double denim: Pair with jeans in a contrasting shade (light jacket + dark jeans or vice versa). Break the denim with a neutral tee or patterned shirt.
• Smart casual: Throw over a fitted knit or turtleneck with tailored trousers and ankle boots for polished layering.
• Feminine contrast: Combine with a slip dress or floral skirt and heeled boots or sandals to soften the jacket’s edge.
• Street style: Layer over a hoodie or oversized sweatshirt, add joggers or cargo pants and chunky sneakers.
• Accessorize: Belt the waist to define shape, add pins/patches for personalization, or finish with a beanie/scarf for seasonal looks.
• Proportion tips: Balance an oversized jacket with slim or high‑waisted bottoms; pair cropped jackets with mid‑ or high‑rise bottoms to elongate the legs.