Plaid Button Down Coat with Pockets | Beige / S 100100953646201

How to measure

To pick the best size for your Plaid Button Down Coat with Pockets, measure either your body or a coat you already own that fits the way you want. Use a soft measuring tape and measure in inches or centimetres. When measuring a garment laid flat, measure straight across and double the number to get the full circumference.

Chest / Bust

On the body: wrap the tape around the fullest part of your chest/bust, keeping it level. For the garment: lay the coat flat and measure from underarm seam to underarm seam, then double.

Shoulder width

Measure across the back from one shoulder seam to the other (seam-to-seam). If there are no visible seams, measure from the point where the sleeve meets the shoulder on one side to the same point on the other side.

Sleeve length

Measure from the shoulder seam to the end of the cuff. Alternatively, to include shoulder length, measure from the center back at the base of the neck across the shoulder to the wrist.

Back / Coat length

Measure from the center back at the base of the neck straight down to the hem.

Hem width

With the garment laid flat, measure across the bottom hem and double to get the hem circumference.

Waist & Hips

Measure around the narrowest part of the waist and the fullest part of the hips. For garment measurements, measure flat across the corresponding area and double.

Ease guidance (how much extra room to allow):

• Fitted: 0–1 in (0–2.5 cm) ease
• Regular/comfortable: 2–4 in (5–10 cm) ease
• Oversized: 4–8 in (10–20 cm) ease

Materials

Exact composition can vary by style and run — always check the sewn-in label or the product details on the page. Typical materials for a plaid button-down coat include:

• Outer: wool or wool-blend (e.g., wool + polyester) for warmth and structure; or polyester/acrylic blends for lighter weight and easier care.
• Lining: polyester or viscose for a smooth, comfortable inner finish that helps the coat slide on and off.
• Interfacing/facing: synthetic fibers (polyester/nylon) used at collars, cuffs and plackets for shape retention.
• Trim: buttons (resin, horn-effect, or metal), thread and pocket facings often cotton/poly blends.

How to confirm: view the product's material list on the product page or check the care label inside the garment. If sustainability or fiber origin matters to you, look for notes like “recycled polyester” or “mulesing-free wool” in the product details.

Model information

Example model info (replace with your actual product-page details if available):

• Model height: 5'9" (175 cm)
• Wearing size: S
• Model measurements (example): bust 32" / 81 cm, waist 24" / 61 cm, hips 35" / 89 cm

Fit note: this coat is shown in a [regular / relaxed / oversized] silhouette. If you plan to layer thick knits underneath, consider sizing up one size for added ease.

Care guide (to keep it lovely longer)

• Always follow the sewn-in care label first—it gives the definitive instructions for that specific material mix.
• Dry-clean recommended for most wool or wool-blend coats to preserve shape and finish. For fully synthetic outer layers, machine-wash cold on a gentle cycle if the label permits.
• Spot-clean small stains promptly with a damp cloth and a mild detergent; blot rather than rub.
• When machine washing is allowed: fasten buttons, turn the coat inside out, use a gentle detergent, wash cold, and avoid mixing with abrasive items.
• Do not tumble dry unless the care label explicitly allows it. Reshape while damp and hang on a wide, supportive hanger or lay flat to dry away from direct heat or sunlight.
• Steam to remove wrinkles and refresh the fabric; iron on low heat with a pressing cloth if needed (inside out).
• Store clean coats on wide hangers in a cool, dry place. Use breathable garment bags (avoid plastic) and natural repellents like cedar or lavender to deter moths.
• Remove pilling gently with a fabric shaver. Mend loose buttons and small snags promptly to extend garment life.

Style tips

• Casual everyday: wear the coat over a simple tee or thin knit with straight-leg jeans and sneakers for an easy, balanced look.
• Work-ready: layer over a fitted shirt or lightweight knit and tailored trousers; finish with loafers or ankle boots for a polished silhouette.
• Weekend layered look: combine with a chunky sweater or a hoodie underneath for warmth and a relaxed, modern vibe—size up if wearing very thick layers.
• Proportion play: pair a longer coat with slim bottoms to keep your silhouette clean; pair a cropped plaid coat with high-waisted trousers or a midi skirt.
• Accessorise: choose one colour from the plaid pattern for your scarf, hat or bag to create a cohesive outfit. A skinny belt over the coat can define the waist.
• Pattern mixing: keep other patterns small-scale or neutral so the plaid remains the focal point. Small stripes or subtle dots can work if in complementary colours.