Plaid Button Up Long Sleeve Jacket

How to measure

Use a soft measuring tape. For garment measurements, lay the jacket flat on a smooth surface with buttons fastened and smooth out wrinkles. For body measurements, measure over a thin layer of clothing and stand relaxed.

Garment measurements (laid flat)

• Chest (pit-to-pit): Measure straight across the front about 1" (2–3 cm) below the armholes from seam to seam. Double that number for full chest circumference.
• Shoulder width: Measure across the back from shoulder seam to shoulder seam.
• Sleeve length: Measure from the shoulder seam to the end of the cuff. (Some size charts use center-back-to-wrist; if in doubt, check which method the listing uses.)
• Center back length: From the base of the collar (center back) down to the bottom hem.
• Hem width: Measure across the bottom hem and double for circumference.
• Cuff opening: Measure the cuff flat and double for circumference.

Body measurements (to choose your size)

• Chest: Measure around the fullest part of your chest, keeping the tape level and snug but not tight.
• Sleeve length (center back): From the center back of your neck, across the shoulder, to the wrist.
• Shoulder width: From one shoulder point to the other across your back.
• Torso length: From the high point of the shoulder down to where you want the jacket to sit.

Fit guidance: Allow 0–2 in (0–5 cm) ease for a fitted look, 3–4 in (7–10 cm) for a regular fit, and 5–8 in (12–20 cm) for a relaxed/oversized look. Size up if you plan to layer thick sweaters.

Materials

Plaid button-up jackets are commonly made from brushed flannel or woven blends chosen for warmth and a soft hand. Exact composition can vary by brand and production—refer to the product tag or product details for the definitive fiber content.

• Typical shell: Brushed flannel — often a cotton/polyester blend (e.g., ~60% cotton / 40% polyester) or 100% cotton.
• Lining (if present): Polyester mesh or quilted polyester for extra warmth and structure.
• Buttons & trims: Resin or horn-effect buttons and reinforced stitching at high-stress points.

Material characteristics: Soft and warm with a medium weight. Cotton-rich flannel breathes well; polyester blends add durability and reduce shrinkage. Colors may settle slightly on first washes—wash gently to preserve vibrancy.

Model information

Images show the jacket styled to illustrate fit and proportion. Typical studio reference (for guidance only):

• Model height: ≈ 5'9"–5'11" (175–180 cm).
• Wearing size in images: Size S or M depending on brand cut.
• Fit shown: Slightly relaxed—enough room for a tee or light sweater underneath.

If you prefer a closer fit, consider ordering one size down; for roomy layering, size up one size.

Care guide — keep it lovely longer

Always follow the sewn-in care label first. These general tips will help preserve appearance, color and shape:

• Wash: Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle, turned inside out with like colors.
• Detergent: Use a mild detergent. Avoid bleach and minimize fabric softener to preserve texture.
• Dry: Air dry flat or hang to dry. If using a dryer, tumble dry low and remove promptly to reduce shrinkage and wrinkling.
• Ironing: Iron inside out on low heat if needed. Avoid high heat on buttons and trims.
• Stain care: Blot spills promptly with cold water and mild detergent; avoid aggressive rubbing.
• Pilling: Remove gently with a fabric shaver; washing inside out reduces surface abrasion.
• Storage: Store on a shaped hanger to maintain shoulder form and keep out of direct sunlight to protect color.
• Professional care: Follow "dry clean only" instructions when present for best results.

Style tips

Versatile and easy to style — try these looks:

• Casual: Wear open over a plain tee, slim jeans and sneakers.
• Layered: Layer over a hoodie for warmth and a casual streetwear vibe; pair with boots.
• Smart-casual: Button up over a lightweight knit or polo and wear with chinos and loafers or ankle boots.
• Belted: Add a belt to define the waist and wear over a skirt or fitted trousers for a polished look.
• Travel: Use as a lightweight overshirt; roll sleeves and keep essentials in the pockets for convenience.
• Color coordination: Pull an accent color from the plaid into accessories (scarf, beanie, shoes) for a cohesive outfit.