J.NNA Tweed Double-Breasted Long Sleeve Coat | Emerald Sea / M 100100563042383

J.NNA Tweed Double-Breasted Long Sleeve Coat

How to measure — quick guide for best fit

Use a flexible cloth tape, wear light clothing, stand straight and ask someone to help if possible. Record measurements in cm or inches (1 in = 2.54 cm).

Body measurements (measure on the body)

• Bust / Chest: Measure around the fullest part of your chest with the tape parallel to the floor. Breathe normally.
• Waist: Measure around the narrowest part of your waist (natural waistline).
• Hips: Measure around the fullest part of the hips, keeping the tape parallel to the floor.
• Shoulder width: Measure from one shoulder bone to the other across the back.
• Arm / Sleeve length: From the shoulder seam (or shoulder point) down to the wrist bone with the arm relaxed slightly bent.
• Neck-to-hem (Coat length): From the base of the neck (nape) straight down to where you want the coat hem to sit.

Finished garment (flat) measurements — how to measure an actual coat

• Chest (pit-to-pit): Lay the coat flat, measure straight across from armpit seam to armpit seam, then double that number for full circumference.
• Shoulder width: Measure straight across from shoulder seam to shoulder seam.
• Sleeve length: From shoulder seam to end of cuff.
• Back length: From the center back at the base of the neck to the hem.
• Hem circumference: Measure straight across the bottom hem and double for full circumference.

Allowances for layering (ease recommendations)

• Light top (tee/blouse): add 2–4 cm (1–1.5 in) ease.
• Thin sweater: add 4–7 cm (1.5–3 in).
• Thicker knit or bulky layering: add 10–15 cm (4–6 in).

Materials — what tweed coats are usually made of

Tweed is a textured woven fabric most commonly associated with wool. Exact composition varies by product; always check the garment label or product page for the definitive breakdown. Below are common materials and what to expect from each.

• Outer fabric (tweed):
  • 100% wool: Warm, breathable and durable; typically requires gentle care (often dry clean).
  • Wool blends (e.g., wool/polyester, wool/viscose): Blend improves durability, reduces cost and may be easier to care for while retaining warmth and structure.
  • Fully synthetic tweeds (polyester/nylon blends): More water-resistant and easy-care but less breathable than wool.
• Lining: Common linings are 100% polyester, acetate, or viscose. Lining choice affects drape, comfort and breathability.
• Interfacing & structure: Fusible interfacings and canvas reinforcements are often used in collars, front panels and shoulder areas to keep a tailored shape.
• Trims & hardware: Buttons, shoulder pads, thread and any leather or faux-leather trims — check the label for specifics (e.g., metal or plastic buttons).

How to verify: Look for the fabric content on the sewn-in care label, the product details on the listing, or contact customer service for a full materials breakdown. Certifications you may see: OEKO‑TEX, Responsible Wool Standard (RWS), recycled polyester marks, etc.

Model information (fit reference)

If model measurements are not shown in the listing, we recommend adding the following reference fields for accurate customer expectations:

• Model height
• Model bust / chest, waist, hips
• Size the model is wearing in the photos
• Fit note (e.g., "true to size", "slightly oversized", "fitted through the waist")

Example (replace with actual): Model is 175 cm (5'9") with measurements 82–62–88 cm and is wearing size S. The coat pictured has a tailored double-breasted silhouette with moderate room for layering; consider one size up if you intend to wear thick knitwear underneath.

Care guide — keep it lovely longer

Always follow the garment care label first. The tips below are general best practices for tweed coats.

• Dry clean when in doubt: Many tweed coats are best cleaned by a professional dry cleaner. Check the care label for the recommended cleaning method.
• Spot clean: For small marks, blot (don’t rub) with a damp cloth and a mild detergent. Test on an inconspicuous area first.
• Brush & air: After wear, gently brush with a soft clothes brush to remove surface dirt and lint, then hang to air out on a wide, supportive hanger.
• Steam vs. iron: Use a steamer to remove wrinkles. If ironing is necessary, use a low heat with a pressing cloth to protect the tweed and lining.
• De‑pilling: Remove pills carefully with a fabric shaver or pill comb—work gently to avoid damaging the weave.
• Drying: If the coat gets wet, reshape and dry flat or hang on a padded hanger away from direct heat. Do not tumble dry.
• Storage: Store on a broad hanger in a breathable garment bag. Use cedar blocks or lavender sachets to deter moths—avoid plastic covers for long-term storage.
• Repairs & hardware: Mend loose buttons and small seam issues promptly to prevent further damage. For major repairs, seek a tailor experienced with outerwear.

Style tips — ways to wear this coat

• Office polish: Layer over a silk blouse and tailored trousers; finish with loafers or block heels for a smart, professional look.
• Weekend casual: Pair with a fitted turtleneck, slim jeans and ankle boots. Roll the cuffs slightly for a relaxed vibe.
• Belted waist: Add a leather belt over the coat to define the waist and create an hourglass silhouette—works well with mid‑length coats.
• Mix textures: Combine the tweed with smooth leathers, knits or silk scarves to create visual interest.
• Monochrome chic: Keep the outfit in a single color family (e.g., greys or neutrals) and use one contrasting accessory for a polished effect.
• Evening option: Throw over a slip dress or slim sheath, add statement earrings and heels for a refined evening look.
• Proportions: Because tweed coats can add volume, balance a longer coat with slim or tapered bottoms; for cropped coats, pair with high‑waisted trousers or skirts.
• Layering tip: For colder weather wear a thin insulating layer (thermal or light down vest) under the coat rather than a bulky sweater to maintain silhouette.

Tip: Update the model section and the exact fabric composition once the product label or factory data is available so customers can make the most accurate sizing and care choices.