Distressed Raw Hem Dropped Shoulder Denim Jacket | Dusty Pink / S 100100370142050

Distressed Raw Hem Dropped Shoulder Denim Jacket — Product Details

How to measure

Use a soft measuring tape and lay the jacket flat on a smooth surface. Measure straight across (not following curves) and keep the fabric relaxed—not stretched. Record measurements in inches or centimeters (1 in = 2.54 cm).

• Chest (pit to pit): Measure straight across the jacket 1" (2.5 cm) below the armholes from seam to seam. Double this number to get the full chest circumference.
• Shoulder width: Measure across the back from shoulder seam to shoulder seam. For dropped-shoulder styles, measure from seam to seam (the seam sits lower than a classic shoulder).
• Center back length: From the base of the collar at the center back straight down to the hem.
• Sleeve length (center back method): Measure from the center back of the neck (where the collar meets the neck) across the shoulder and down to the end of the cuff. This is the most consistent method for jackets with dropped shoulders.
• Sleeve length (shoulder seam method): Measure from the shoulder seam to the cuff—useful if you prefer seam-to-cuff length.
• Bicep (sleeve width): Measure across the sleeve about 1" (2.5 cm) below the armhole seam, then double for circumference.
• Hem width: Measure straight across the hem and double to get the full hem circumference.
• Cuff opening: Measure across the cuff opening and double for circumference.

Tip: To check fit, measure a jacket you already own that fits the way you want and compare those flat measurements to this jacket's measurements.

Materials

Below are the materials commonly used for this style. Always check the garment label for the exact composition.

• Main fabric: Raw-edge denim — commonly 100% cotton for a rigid, authentic denim feel, or a cotton blend such as 98% cotton / 2% elastane for slight stretch and added comfort.
• Finish: Pre-washed/distressed finish with a raw, frayed hem and intentional abrasion details.
• Lining: Typically unlined (open interior) for a relaxed jacket feel.
• Trims & hardware: Metal snap or button closures and rivet details (commonly nickel, brass or antiqued finishes); polyester-wrapped stitching for durability.
• Sustainability notes: Some versions may use low-impact washes or recycled trims—refer to the product tag or technical sheet for specifics.

Model information

Example photography information (use as a sizing reference):

• Model height: 5'9" (175 cm)
• Model measurements: Bust 33" / Waist 24" / Hips 35" (84 / 61 / 89 cm)
• Wearing size: Small
• Fit description: Relaxed, slightly oversized silhouette with a dropped shoulder. If you prefer a closer fit, select one size smaller; for room to layer, choose your usual size or size up.

Care guide (to keep it lovely longer)

Distressed raw hems and denim finishes need a little care to keep their character. Follow these steps:

• Before washing: Close buttons/snaps and turn the jacket inside out to protect the distressing and hardware. Remove any loose surface dirt with a soft brush.
• Washing: Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle with like colors, or hand wash. Use a mild detergent and avoid bleach or strong stain removers that can damage color or fibers.
• Protect the raw hem: Wash the jacket inside out and consider placing it in a mesh laundry bag to limit agitation of the frayed hem.
• Drying: Air dry flat or hang to dry away from direct sunlight. If you must use a dryer, tumble dry low for a short time and remove promptly to avoid over-fraying and shrinkage.
• Ironing & finishing: Iron inside out on medium heat if needed. Avoid ironing directly over heavy distressing. For stray threads on the raw hem, trim carefully—do not cut the base of the raw edge stitches.
• Spot care: For small stains, spot clean with mild soap and water rather than full washes to preserve color and distressing.
• Extra protection: If fraying becomes excessive, apply a small amount of clear fray sealant on the inside hem or use a few discreet stitches to secure problem areas.

Style tips

• Everyday casual: Layer over a white tee, high-waisted jeans (choose a different wash for contrast), and white sneakers for an effortless look.
• Double denim: Pair with darker-wash jeans or a skirt for a modern double-denim outfit—keep one piece lighter or darker than the other to avoid a matching look.
• Feminine contrast: Throw the jacket over a floral midi dress or slip dress to mix hard and soft elements.
• Street-style layering: Wear over a hoodie or chunky knit for added warmth and an on-trend layered silhouette.
• Polished casual: Tuck the front into tailored trousers and add loafers or ankle boots to elevate the jacket.
• Wear it cropped: Belt the jacket at the waist or knot the front for a cropped, waist-defining look.
• Accessories: Roll the sleeves, add layered necklaces or enamel pins to the chest for personal flair—pins and patches work particularly well against distressed denim.