Men's Contrast Pullover Windbreaker with Embroidered Deatil | Royal Blue / M 100400686292395

Men's Contrast Pullover Windbreaker with Embroidered Deatil

How to measure

Use these steps to measure the garment itself (recommended) or to measure your body to find the right size. For garment measurements, lay the windbreaker flat on a smooth surface with all zippers/snaps closed and seams smooth.

• Chest (pit to pit): Measure straight across the front 1" (2.5 cm) below the armhole from seam to seam. Double that number to get the chest circumference.
• Shoulder width: Measure across the back from outer shoulder seam to outer shoulder seam. If the jacket has raglan sleeves, measure across the top from one shoulder edge to the other at the widest point.
• Sleeve length: For set-in sleeves, measure from the shoulder seam to the end of the cuff. For raglan styles, measure from the center-back of the neck (at the base) out along the sleeve to the cuff.
• Back length (center back): Measure from the high point of the shoulder (base of the neck) straight down to the hem.
• Hem width: Measure across the bottom opening from side to side and double for the circumference.
• Hood (if applicable): Measure hood depth from the neckline seam to the hood tip and hood opening width across the front.
• Cuff opening: Measure across the closed cuff and double for circumference.

Measuring yourself: chest — measure around the fullest part of your chest while keeping the tape level; sleeve — measure from center back neck to wrist (for a raglan-friendly measure) or from shoulder tip to wrist. When comparing body measurements to garment measurements, allow 2–4" (5–10 cm) of ease for a close/comfortable fit and 4–7" (10–18 cm) for layering over midweights.

Materials & features

Typical construction and features for this style:

• Shell: Lightweight, tightly woven polyester (often used) or nylon with a durable water-repellent (DWR) finish for light rain and wind resistance.
• Lining: Breathable polyester mesh or smooth polyester taffeta to aid ventilation and ease of layering.
• Embroidered detail: High-strength polyester embroidery thread for colorfastness and durability.
• Trim & hardware: Elastic or ribbed cuffs/hem, nylon/polyester drawcords, and YKK-style zipper hardware (may vary by production).
• Performance: Lightweight, quick-drying, wind-resistant, and packable — designed for transitional weather and everyday wear.

Note: Exact fiber percentages and trims can vary by color or production run. Check the garment care label for the precise composition of your piece.

Model information

• Model shown: 6'1" (185 cm), 38" (97 cm) chest, wearing size M.
• Fit: Regular — sits at the hip/upper-hip on this model. Choose your usual size for a true fit; size up one if you plan to layer bulky sweaters underneath.

Care guide (to keep it lovely longer)

Follow these steps to protect the fabric, embroidery, and DWR finish.

• Before washing: Close zippers/snaps, empty pockets, remove any detachable trims, and turn the jacket inside out to protect the embroidered detail.
• Machine wash: Cold water on a gentle cycle with a mild liquid detergent. Wash with like colors. Avoid bleach and oxygen-based stain removers.
• Use a mesh bag: Place the jacket in a laundry bag if your machine is an agitator type to reduce abrasion on the embroidery.
• No fabric softener: Fabric softeners and dryer sheets can break down moisture-management finishes and reduce breathability.
• Drying: Line dry or tumble dry low. Tumble-drying on low for 10–15 minutes after a wash can help reactivate DWR on some finishes—check the care label first.
• Ironing & embroidery: If needed, iron on low and avoid direct contact with embroidery—place a thin cloth over the embroidered area before pressing. Do not use high heat.
• Stains: Spot-treat gently with mild soap and water; blot rather than rub. For embroidery, dab carefully to avoid fraying or color loss.
• Reproofing: Over time, DWR will wear off. Reapply a spray-on or wash-in DWR treatment per the product instructions to restore water repellency.
• Storage: Store clean and fully dry in a cool, ventilated space. Avoid long-term compression (don’t store folded tightly for months) and do not store in plastic bags.
• Professional care: If the label allows dry cleaning, tell the cleaner about the DWR and embroidery; many DWR finishes are sensitive to certain solvents.

Style tips

How to wear and pair this pullover windbreaker to get the most from its contrast details and embroidered accent:

• Casual / street: Pair with slim joggers or tapered denim and white low-top sneakers. Let the contrast panel and embroidery be the focal point—keep other colors neutral.
• Sporty / athleisure: Wear over a fitted performance tee and tapered sweatpants. Add running trainers and a lightweight cap for a coordinated look.
• Smart-casual: Layer over a lightweight knit or oxford shirt, pair with chinos and desert boots for a neat, weather-ready outfit that still looks polished.
• Layering tip: If you plan on wearing thicker mid-layers (hoodie or fleece), go one size up to preserve mobility and avoid shoulder restriction.
• Color coordination: Pick one color from the contrast panels or embroidery (cap, socks, or sneaker detail) to tie the outfit together.
• Travel-friendly: Lightweight and packable — roll or fold carefully into a daypack. The embroidered detail makes it versatile for city exploring without looking too technical.
• Accessories: Minimal hardware (simple watch, crossbody bag) complements the sporty silhouette and keeps attention on the windbreaker’s detailing.