Brown Shearling Jacket with Beige Fur Lining and Zipper Details | Ochre / S 100100075451179

How to measure this jacket

Measure the finished garment laid flat for the most accurate sizing. Always zip the jacket and smooth out wrinkles before measuring. Record flat measurements and convert to body circumference where needed.

1. Chest / Bust (Flat): Lay the jacket flat and measure straight across from one underarm seam to the other, about 1 cm (½") below the armhole. To get chest circumference, multiply the flat measurement by 2.
2. Shoulder Width: Measure across the back from shoulder seam to shoulder seam (or from edge to edge if seams are concealed).
3. Sleeve Length: For set‑in sleeves, measure from the shoulder seam to the end of the cuff along the outer edge. For raglan sleeves, measure from the center back of the neck to the cuff.
4. Body / Back Length: Measure from the highest point of the shoulder (next to the collar seam) straight down to the hem.
5. Hem Width: Measure across the bottom hem from side to side; double to estimate hem circumference.
6. Collar / Neck Opening: Measure across the collar at the widest point; double to get neck circumference if needed.

Size guidance: compare the jacket's circumference measurements to your body measurements and allow ease for layering: 2–5 cm (1–2") for light layering, 8–12 cm (3–5") for heavy knitwear or bulky layers.

Materials & construction — what to expect

This jacket combines a shearling exterior look with a beige fur-like lining and metal zipper details. Common components and their characteristics:

• Outer (Shearling): Genuine shearling = leather outside (nappa) with wool on the inside (natural sheepskin). Offers excellent warmth, breathability and ages beautifully. Faux shearling = synthetic pile (polyester/acrylic) bonded to a textile backing—lighter and easier to machine care but less breathable.
• Beige fur lining: Can be natural shearling wool (soft, insulating) or faux fur (polyester/acrylic). Natural wool insulates and wicks moisture; faux fur is typically easier to clean and more budget‑friendly.
• Zippers & hardware: Metal or metal‑look zippers provide durability and a polished finish; brass or gunmetal tones are common. Quality zippers smooth the closing action and resist wear—keep zipper teeth clean and lubricated if needed.
• Interlining & stitching: Expect reinforced seams at high‑stress points and synthetic thread for strength. Some jackets include a thin textile interlining for structure and wind resistance.

How to confirm exact materials: Check the sewn care/label inside the jacket for fiber content (e.g., "100% lamb shearling" or "Shell: 100% polyester"). If authenticity matters, look for leather grain on the outer surface and a suede underside for genuine shearling.

Model information

Reference example used in imagery (typical e‑commerce standard):

Model height

178 cm (5'10")

Model is wearing

Size S (EU 36 / US 4)

Model measurements

Bust 81 cm (32") · Waist 61 cm (24") · Hips 89 cm (35")

Fit note: this shearling style generally reads slightly roomy to allow for knitwear underneath. If you prefer a close fit, consider sizing down; for bulky layering, size up.

Care guide (to keep it lovely longer)

• Read the product label first: Care instructions on the sewn label override generic advice.
• Professional cleaning: For genuine shearling or leather exteriors, use a specialist leather/suede cleaner or professional dry cleaner experienced with shearling. Do not machine wash unless the label explicitly allows it.
• Spot cleaning: For light dirt, gently blot with a damp cloth and mild soap. For leather outer parts, use a pH‑balanced leather cleaner; for faux fur lining, a small amount of gentle detergent and cold water on a sponge can work—blot, rinse with a damp cloth and air dry.
• Drying: Always air dry away from direct heat and sunlight. Do not tumble dry or iron fur/shearling.
• Brushing: Use a soft-bristled brush to refresh the pile of the fur lining. A suede brush helps maintain the outer leather finish.
• Conditioning & protection: Treat leather exteriors periodically with a leather conditioner suited to shearling. Apply a suitable water & stain repellent formulated for leather/suede before first wear.
• Storage: Store on a wide, shaped hanger in a cool, dry place. Use a breathable garment bag—avoid sealed plastic bags which trap moisture. Air the jacket occasionally to prevent odors.
• Zipper care: Keep zipper teeth free of debris; if it sticks, rub a small amount of beeswax or a zipper lubricant along the teeth.
• Emergency stains: Blot (don’t rub) liquid spills immediately and consult a professional for oil or dye stains—treating at home can set the stain.

Style tips

• Casual weekend: Wear with slim jeans, a fitted knit or turtleneck, and ankle boots for balanced proportions. Roll the cuffs slightly to show the beige lining.
• Smart casual: Pair with tailored trousers or a wool midi skirt and leather Chelsea boots. Add a structured bag to counter the jacket's softness.
• Evening / edgy: Match with leather leggings and heeled boots; use metallic or gunmetal accessories to echo zipper hardware.
• Color palette: Earth tones, creams, black and deep denim complement brown shearling; beige lining pairs well with warm neutrals and soft pastels.
• Layering & fit: This jacket works best over thin to medium layers. For thick sweaters, size up or choose a relaxed fit to maintain mobility.
• Accessories: Knit beanies, wool scarves and leather gloves complete the winter look. Coordinate metal jewelry with the zipper tone for a cohesive finish.