BiBi Button Up Long Sleeve Denim Jacket | DENIM / M 100100112782892

S: Bust 33-35 in, Waist 25-27 in

M: Bust 35-38 in, Waist 27-30 in

L: Bust 38-40 in, Waist 30-32 in

XL: Bust 40-42 in, Waist 32-34 in

Overview

A classic button-front denim jacket that acts as a reliable outer layer for everyday outfits. Clean lines, buttoned cuffs and practical pockets create a wearable silhouette that transitions easily from casual days to styled evenings. Built to soften and develop character with wear, this jacket is a practical addition for anyone looking to expand their layering options.

Fabric — What the material means for you

The jacket is constructed in traditional woven denim, which offers structure and long-term durability. Expect minimal natural elasticity at first, a firm hand that relaxes and molds to your body over weeks of wear, and indigo or reactive-dyed surfaces that mellow and develop subtle wear marks with repeated use. Because it’s a woven cotton textile, color transfer and initial stiffness are normal characteristics to be aware of.

Fabric Advantages — Pros & Cons

• Pros
  • Durable, holds shape well and stands up to frequent wear.
  • Breathable and comfortable in a wide range of temperatures.
  • Softens and develops a personalized patina with time.
  • Timeless aesthetic — easy to combine with many outfits.
• Cons
  • Limited mechanical stretch — not as flexible as blends with elastane.
  • May shrink slightly if exposed to heat; care and washing affect fit and color.
  • Indigo dye can transfer in early washes and to light fabrics/surfaces.
  • Conventional cotton production has environmental impacts (water, pesticides); look for product details if sustainable sourcing is important to you).

More about the material

Denim is a twill-woven cotton fabric traditionally dyed on the warp yarns (indigo) so the face shows color while the reverse shows a lighter core. Weights commonly used for jackets are midweight to heavyweight (often referenced in ounces per square yard); a midweight denim balances structure and comfort for daily wear. The dyeing process and finishing (stone wash, enzyme wash, vintage treatments) determine how the jacket looks initially and how it will age. If you want less initial fading or rub-off, choose darker rinses and follow gentle-care practices.

How to measure yourself — get the right fit

Tools: soft measuring tape, mirror or helper, a thin top for the most accurate baseline.

1. Chest / Bust: Measure around the fullest part of your chest/bust, keeping the tape level and comfortable (not pulled tight).
2. Shoulder width: Measure from shoulder seam to shoulder seam across the back, or from the bony point at one shoulder to the other.
3. Arm length (sleeve): With your arm relaxed at your side, measure from the center back of the neck (base) across the shoulder to the wrist bone — this is the typical jacket sleeve measurement reference.
4. Torso / Jacket length: Measure from the nape of your neck (where shirt collars sit) down to where you want the jacket hem to sit — cropped, hip, or below hip.
5. Waist / Hips: Measure around the narrowest part of your waist and the fullest part of your hips for styling reference.

When comparing to product measurements, always decide the amount of ease you want: for a close, tailored look add about 2" (5 cm) of ease to your chest measurement; for layering over sweaters add 4"–6" (10–15 cm).

How to measure a jacket (flat) — compare apples to apples

1. Lay the jacket flat, buttoned, on a smooth surface.
2. Flat chest: Measure straight across from one underarm seam to the other. Double this measurement to get the full chest circumference.
3. Shoulder: Measure from one shoulder seam to the other across the back.
4. Sleeve length: From the shoulder seam down to the cuff edge.
5. Back length: From the base of the collar (center back) to the bottom hem.

Use these garment measurements to confirm the fit vs. your body measurements plus desired ease. If a retailer lists flat measurements, remember to double the chest/waist/hip flat numbers to compare with your body circumference.

Model information — how to use model photos and specs

Product photos often include a model for scale; check the product page for a short model bio (height and the size they wear). If that detail is not listed, use these tips:

• If the jacket looks snug across the chest on the model and you prefer a looser fit, choose the next size up.
• Note whether the model’s sleeves are rolled — cuffed sleeves can make the jacket appear shorter.
• Look for both buttoned and unbuttoned photos to judge how much room the jacket has through the torso and shoulders.

Color & how to combine this jacket

Denim jackets are offered in a range of washes from light vintage fades to deep indigo or black tones. Each wash sets a different mood:

• Light wash: Casual, vintage feeling — pairs beautifully with airy dresses, light trousers, and summer knits.
• Medium wash: The most versatile — works with tees, chinos, linen trousers, and patterned skirts.
• Dark wash or black: A bit dressier — pairs well with button-ups, dark denim for a tonal look, or bright-colored bottoms for contrast.

Outfit examples:

• Weekend casual: striped tee, slim black jeans, white sneakers.
• Bohemian: floral maxi dress, ankle boots, layered necklaces.
• Smart-casual: white shirt, tailored trousers, loafers; jacket worn open as a lightweight outer layer.

Style & silhouette

The button-up silhouette with classic collar and chest pockets reads as a traditional trucker-style jacket. It’s designed to be a versatile layering piece — wear it buttoned for a more structured look or unbuttoned to create relaxed lines. Consider whether you prefer a close, feminine fit or a more boxy, oversize look and choose your size accordingly.

Seasons & layering

Ideal for transitional seasons — spring and autumn — as a mid-layer. It also works on cool summer evenings and as a light top layer in mild winter climates when paired with scarves or cozy mid-layers (sweaters, hoodies). In cold weather, use it as a mid-layer under a heavier coat.

Care tips & fit notes

• Fit notes: If you plan to layer bulky knitwear underneath, consider sizing up. If you want a close, tailored look for tops and blouses, choose the closer-fitting size based on your chest measurement plus 2" of ease.
• Breaking in: Rigid denim softens with wear — expect the jacket to feel firmer the first few wears and become more comfortable over time.
• Color transfer: New denim can rub dye onto light clothing — wear with care and wash separately for the first few cycles if concerned about transfer.

Care guide — keep it looking great longer

1. Spot clean when possible: Quick stains are best addressed immediately with a damp cloth and mild soap to avoid unnecessary full washes.
2. Wash rarely: Cotton denim does not need frequent washing — every 6–10 wears is common unless there are visible stains or odors.
3. Turn inside out: When you do wash, turn the jacket inside out to protect the surface dye and hardware.
4. Cold water & gentle cycle: Use cold water and a gentle cycle, or wash by hand to preserve color and minimize shrinkage.
5. Use mild, color-safe detergent: Avoid bleach or aggressive whiteners; specialty denim detergents help protect indigo dyes.
6. Air dry when possible: Lay flat or hang to dry and reshape while damp to avoid excessive shrinkage and to maintain structure. If you must use heat, use low settings and check frequently.
7. Storage: Hang on a shaped hanger to preserve the shoulder line or fold carefully in a breathable place out of direct sunlight to prevent fading.
8. Repairs: Address small seam pulls or loose buttons promptly — quality repairs preserve the jacket’s life and appearance.

Style tips

• Double denim done right: Choose different washes for top and bottom (e.g., dark jacket with lighter jeans) to avoid a uniform look.
• Define the waist: Button the jacket at the middle and add a slim belt for a cropped, waist-focused silhouette.
• Layering play: Try a hoodie or thin knit underneath for street-style layering, or a lightweight blazer beneath for a modern, tailored contrast.
• Accessorize: Scarves, brooches, or enamel pins add personality and are easily swapped seasonally.
• Footwear: Sneakers, ankle boots or loafers each give the jacket a distinct mood — casual, edgy, or smart-casual respectively.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Will this jacket shrink after the first wash?

All-cotton woven garments can experience a small amount of shrinkage with heat. To minimize change, wash in cold water, use a gentle cycle, and air dry or tumble on the lowest heat setting if necessary.

Does the jacket stretch?

Because it’s a woven cotton denim without added stretch fibers, the fabric itself has little mechanical stretch. It will, however, relax and conform to your body with normal wear.

How often should I wash it?

Wash only as needed. Spot cleaning and airing out will extend the time between full washes and help preserve color and structure.

How do I prevent color transfer?

Turn the jacket inside out for the first few washes, wash separately or with similar colors, and avoid rubbing against very light fabrics until color has settled.

Can I wear it in winter?

Yes, as a mid-layer under a heavier coat or over a warm sweater in milder winter climates. For very cold weather, use it as part of a layered system rather than as your only outerwear.

Can this jacket be tailored?

Yes — common alterations include sleeve shortening, waist tapering or hem adjustments. Consult a tailor experienced with denim for best results.

How do I soften a stiff new jacket?

Wear it often — the simplest method. A gentle wash with a touch of fabric softener can speed up softening, followed by air drying and repeated wear.

Is it suitable for travel?

Yes — denim jackets are versatile travel layers: they’re durable, easy to restyle, and provide light warmth without bulk.

What if I’m between sizes?

Choose based on intended use: size down for a closer fit, size up for layering. Refer to garment flat measurements and your own body measurements plus desired ease.

Final notes & buying guidance

If you want a dependable, structured outer layer that ages well and pairs with many looks, this type of denim jacket is a smart pick. Double-check the product photos and size details on the product page, measure yourself as described above, and select the size that gives you the amount of layering room you want. Ready for versatile layering and easy outfit upgrades? Add it to your cart and start styling.