Collared Neck Button Down Jacket | Sand / S 100100360018070

Collared Neck Button Down Jacket

How to measure this jacket

Use a flexible tape measure and lay the jacket flat on a hard, even surface. Smooth out wrinkles and fasten the buttons before measuring. Record flat measurements (seam-to-seam) and multiply by 2 to get circumference where noted.

• Chest (pit-to-pit) — Measure straight across the front 1 cm (about ⅜") below the armhole from one side seam or armpit seam to the other. Multiply by 2 for chest circumference.
• Shoulder width — Measure across the back from one shoulder seam to the other (seam-to-seam).
• Sleeve length — Measure from the shoulder seam to the end of the cuff. (Alternative: measure from center-back at the base of the collar, over the shoulder, to the cuff if that’s the site’s standard.)
• Back length — Measure from the center back at the base of the collar straight down to the bottom hem.
• Front length — Measure from the highest shoulder point at the neck seam (front) down to the hem at the front placket.
• Hem width — Measure across the bottom hem seam from side to side and multiply by 2 for circumference.
• Collar / Neck circumference — Measure around the inside base of the collar (or measure flat from end to end and multiply by 2).
• Armhole depth — Measure from the top of the shoulder seam down to the lowest point of the armhole; multiply by 2 for full armhole circumference if needed.

Tips: keep the tape measure level and snug (not stretched); report measurements in both cm and inches; round up to the nearest 0.5 cm (or ¼ inch) for customer comfort. Conversion: 1 inch = 2.54 cm.

Materials & construction

Below are the common materials and components used for a collared, button-down jacket. Check the sewn-in care label on the actual garment for the exact composition.

Typical outer fabric

Medium-weight cotton twill or cotton-blend (e.g., cotton/polyester). Offers structure and breathability with good durability.

Lining

Lightweight viscose or polyester lining for comfort and easier layering (not all styles are lined).

Interfacing & reinforcement

Fusible polyester interfacing in the collar and front placket for shape; bartacks or reinforced stitching at stress points (pockets, pocket openings, sleeve vents).

Buttons & trims

Buttons are typically resin, corozo, or metal depending on style; metal snaps or horn-look buttons may be used for a more rugged finish. Thread is usually polyester for strength.

Finishes

Some jackets have a Durable Water Repellent (DWR) finish or special wash (enzyme wash, garment-dyed) for the worn-in look. These finishes affect care—see the Care Guide below.

Example label format — Shell: 65% cotton / 35% polyester; Lining: 100% polyester; Buttons: corozo. (Always follow the specific garment label if present.)

Model & fit information (reference)

To help you choose the right size, here is a typical model reference used for product imagery:

• Model height: 177 cm (5'10")
• Model measurements: Bust 86 cm / Waist 63 cm / Hips 90 cm (34 / 25 / 35 in)
• Wearing size in photos: Small (S)
• Fit notes: This jacket is designed with a tailored-but-roomy cut—true to size. If you plan to layer heavy knits underneath, consider sizing up one.

Care guide — to keep it lovely longer

Follow the garment care label first. Below are general recommendations for cotton/cotton-blend button-down jackets.

• Before washing: Close all buttons, empty pockets, and turn the jacket inside out to protect the outer surface and buttons.
• Machine wash: Cold or gentle cycle with similar colors; use mild detergent. Avoid bleach and optical brighteners.
• Hand wash: For delicate finishes or lined pieces, hand wash in cool water and rinse gently.
• Drying: Reshape and hang to air dry for best results. If tumble drying is allowed by the care label, use low heat and remove promptly to reduce wrinkling.
• Ironing: Use a warm iron on the reverse side or press with a cloth over the surface. Avoid direct high heat on trims and buttons.
• Stain removal: Treat spots quickly with a mild stain remover; test on an inconspicuous area first. For oil-based stains, a small pre-wash treatment helps.
• Water-repellent finishes: Avoid fabric softener, which reduces repellency. Reproof with a spray-on or wash-in DWR product when water no longer beads.
• Dry cleaning: Recommended for wool blends, special finishes, or if the care label requires professional cleaning.
• Storage: Hang on a shaped hanger to maintain shoulder shape; store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Use breathable garment bags for long-term storage.
• Repairs: Reinforce loose buttons promptly and repair small seam issues before they worsen.

Style tips

Ways to wear and style the Collared Neck Button Down Jacket for different occasions:

• Casual everyday — Layer over a clean tee or henley with straight-leg jeans and low-profile sneakers. Roll the cuffs once for a relaxed look.
• Smart casual — Button up over a lightweight oxford shirt, pair with chinos and loafers or desert boots. Keep the collar neat and sleeves down.
• Layered look — Wear a thin knit sweater or hoodie underneath for transitional weather. Choose a slightly larger size if you want room for thick layers.
• Monochrome styling — Keep the jacket and trousers in the same tonal family for a streamlined outfit; add a contrasting accessory, like a leather belt or watch strap.
• Weekend city — Pair with tapered joggers or dark denim, a beanie, and Chelsea boots for an elevated-but-comfortable outfit.
• Accessories — Scarves and structured bags add polish; opt for minimal hardware to keep the clean button-down aesthetic.
• Fit advice — For a classic silhouette, choose the jacket to fit the shoulders well. If you prefer a relaxed street style, size up for a roomier drop.