Geometric Zip Up Hooded Sherpa Jacket | Black / S 100100068455598

How to measure

Use a flexible tape measure. For the most accurate fit, measure the jacket laid flat (garment measurement) and compare those numbers to your body measurements plus desired ease. If you're measuring yourself to pick a size, wear a thin layer and keep the tape level.

Garment measurements (preferred)

1. Chest / Bust (flat): Zip the jacket, lay it flat and smooth. Measure straight across the front 1" (2–3 cm) below the armholes from seam to seam. Double that number to get the chest circumference.
2. Body length: Measure from the high point of the shoulder (base of the neck) straight down to the bottom hem at center back.
3. Sleeve length: Measure from the shoulder seam to the end of the cuff along the outer sleeve.
4. Shoulder width: Measure across the back from shoulder seam to shoulder seam.
5. Hem / Hip (flat): Measure straight across the bottom hem and double to get the hip/hem circumference.
6. Hood depth: Measure from the neckline seam to the top center of the hood.
7. Cuff opening: Measure across the sleeve opening and double for circumference.

Body measurements (to choose size)

• Chest / Bust: Measure around the fullest part of your chest with the tape level.
• Sleeve length: Measure from the center back of your neck, over the shoulder and down to your wrist.
• Body length preference: If you like layering with bulky sweaters, allow 2–4" (5–10 cm) of additional chest ease.

Quick tips: 1 in = 2.54 cm. If you’re between sizes, size up for a relaxed layer-friendly fit; choose your usual size for a trimmer silhouette.

Materials

Below are the typical materials and components used in a zip-up hooded sherpa jacket like this one. Exact composition can vary by style—please check the product label for precise content.

Sherpa lining

Usually 100% polyester faux-shearling: plush, soft, insulating and lightweight. Provides warmth without heavy bulk.

Outer shell

Commonly a woven polyester or polyester/cotton blend. Offers wind resistance and a smooth exterior that shows the geometric pattern clearly.

Fill / Insulation (if present)

Thin synthetic polyester fill for added warmth in some versions; adds loft and a cozy hand while remaining machine-washable.

Trims

Zipper hardware (metal or molded plastic), drawcords (cotton or polyester), and rib-knit cuffs/hem (often a cotton/acrylic blend with a small percentage of spandex for recovery).

Features: Synthetic fibers resist shrinking and dry quickly but should be cared for properly to keep the sherpa fluffy and prevent matting or pilling.

Model & fit

Photo reference: Model height 5'9" (175 cm), wearing a size Small. The jacket pictured has a relaxed, slightly boxy fit designed to layer over light-to-medium sweaters. For a fitted look, choose your usual size; for roomy layering, size up one.

Fit notes: Shoulder seams fall at the natural shoulder for the shown size, and overall length typically hits around the hip. Sleeve length is standard—if you have long arms, consider sizing up for extra sleeve length.

Care guide — Keep it lovely longer

• Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle with like colors. Close the zipper before washing to protect fabric and hardware.
• Use a mild detergent. Do not use bleach or fabric softener (fabric softeners can reduce the sherpa’s loft and softness).
• Tumble dry low with dryer balls for better loft, or air dry flat. Remove promptly from dryer to avoid flattening.
• If the sherpa becomes matted, gently brush with a soft-bristle brush once dry, or tumble on low with a clean tennis ball to restore fluff.
• For pilling, use a fabric shaver carefully on low settings. Avoid high heat—do not iron directly on sherpa or high-heat dry.
• Spot clean stains quickly with a mild soap and cold water; blot instead of rubbing. Always follow the care instructions on the garment label.
• Store folded in a cool, dry place; if hanging, use a wide padded hanger to avoid shoulder distortion.

Style tips

• Everyday casual: Layer over a tee or lightweight knit, pair with high-rise jeans and white sneakers for a relaxed weekend look.
• Streetwear edge: Wear slightly oversized with cargo pants or joggers and chunky boots; add a beanie to complete the vibe.
• Smart casual: Pair with tapered trousers, ankle boots and a slim turtleneck. Add a leather crossbody or minimal jewelry to elevate the outfit.
• Play with proportion: Belt the jacket at the waist to create shape, or wear it open over a longer top for layered length contrast.
• Color coordination: Let the geometric pattern be the focal point—keep the rest of your outfit in neutrals or pick one color from the pattern for accessories (hat, scarf, bag).
• Travel-friendly: Pack folded with tissue paper and shake out on arrival; tumble briefly on low to refresh the sherpa’s loft.