POL Embroidered Open Front Quilted Jacket with Crochet Pockets | Dark Green / S 100100415291515

POL Embroidered Open Front Quilted Jacket with Crochet Pockets

How to measure this jacket

Use these steps to measure the garment itself (recommended) or to take your body measurements so you can pick the right size. For best results, lay the jacket flat on a hard surface and smooth out wrinkles without stretching the fabric.

1. Chest / Bust (garment) — Measure straight across the front from one underarm seam to the other (pit-to-pit). Double that number to get the full circumference.
2. Shoulder width — Measure across the back from shoulder seam to shoulder seam in a straight line.
3. Sleeve length — Measure from the shoulder seam to the end of the cuff along the outer edge. (Some brands measure sleeve length from center-back at the base of the neck; check which method your size chart uses.)
4. Center back length — From the base of the collar or the top of the back neckline straight down to the hem.
5. Hem / Bottom width — Measure straight across the bottom hem and double for circumference.
6. Armhole / Sleeve opening — Measure the inside circumference of the armhole by measuring the seam-to-seam distance across the armhole and doubling, or measure around the armhole seam if possible.
7. Pocket placement — Measure from a fixed point (shoulder seam or center back) down to the top of the pocket to know where items will sit.

Notes: For a relaxed/boxy look add 5–10 cm (2–4 in) ease to your body measurements; for a closer fit add 0–2 cm (0–1 in). Quilted and crochet fabrics can compress or relax slightly—allow 1–2 cm (0.5–1 in) tolerance.

Materials & construction

Typical materials used for a jacket of this style (please check the sewn-in composition label for exact fiber content):

• Outer shell: Quilted woven fabric — commonly polyester or a cotton/polyester blend for structure and easy care.
• Insulation / Filling: Polyester wadding (polyfill) for lightweight warmth and loft.
• Lining: Smooth polyester or acetate lining for comfortable layering and easy on/off.
• Crochet pockets: Cotton or cotton-blend yarn (sometimes acrylic or viscose blends) for texture and softness.
• Embroidery: Polyester or rayon embroidery thread for colorfastness and sheen.
• Trim & hardware: Buttons, snaps or labels typically made from metal or plastic; seams usually topstitched to define quilting.

How these materials behave: polyester outer and fill are durable and machine-friendly; crochet elements add handmade texture but are more delicate and benefit from gentler handling.

Model information (reference)

Reference model shown in product imagery: Height 177 cm / 5'10", Bust 81 cm / 32", Waist 61 cm / 24", Hips 87 cm / 34". The model is wearing size S and the jacket displays a relaxed, open-front silhouette.

Fit note: Because this is an open-front, quilted design with crochet details the shape is intentionally relaxed. If you prefer a neater, tapered look, consider trying one size smaller or styling with a belt.

Care guide — keep it lovely longer

General care recommendations for quilted garments with crochet and embroidery:

• Read the label first: Follow the sewn-in care instructions if they differ from the guide below.
• Spot clean: Treat small stains promptly by dabbing with a mild detergent solution and a soft cloth. Avoid aggressive rubbing on embroidered or crocheted areas.
• Machine wash (if permitted): Turn jacket inside out, fasten closures, place in a laundry bag and select a gentle/delicate cycle with cold water and mild detergent. Avoid bleach and fabric softeners.
• Hand wash recommended for delicate trims: Hand wash in cool water, gently squeeze (do not wring) and rinse thoroughly—especially if crochet pockets feel delicate.
• Drying: Reshape garment and lay flat to dry to preserve crochet and quilting. Avoid high-heat tumble drying; if tumble drying is necessary, use the lowest heat and remove while slightly damp to finish drying flat.
• Ironing & steaming: Use a low heat setting with a pressing cloth between iron and fabric. Steam gently rather than pressing directly on embroidery/crochet areas.
• Storage: Hang on a wide padded hanger to keep shoulder shape or fold gently with tissue between folds for long-term storage. Store in a breathable bag away from direct sunlight.
• Repairs: Mend loose crochet or embroidery threads quickly with small, careful stitches or ask a tailor experienced with textured fabrics.
• Professional cleaning: For heavy soiling or if the label specifies “Dry clean only,” use a professional cleaner familiar with mixed-fabric garments and decorative detailing.

Style tips

• Casual everyday: Wear over a basic tee and high-rise jeans; finish with white trainers or ankle boots for a relaxed, modern look.
• Smart-casual / office: Layer over a silk or fine-knit blouse with tapered trousers and loafers—keeps the outfit polished while retaining texture.
• Boho & feminine: Pair with a flowy midi dress and ankle boots; the crochet pockets add handcrafted charm.
• Define the waist: Add a slim belt over the jacket to convert the open-front boxy silhouette into a flattering, hourglass shape.
• Texture play: Contrast the quilted, tactile jacket with smooth satin or silk pieces (e.g., slip skirts or blouses) for an elevated mix of textures.
• Color pairing: Treat the jacket as a neutral layer—works well with denim, warm earth tones, black or muted jewel tones. Coordinate accessories to the embroidery accent colors for cohesion.
• Seasonal transition: In cooler months layer under a longer coat or over a turtleneck; in spring wear as a lightweight top layer over dresses and tees.