Raw Hem Color Block Button Up Jacket | Caramel / M 100100091861605

How to measure this jacket

Measuring the garment (lay flat)

1. Lay the jacket flat on a hard, even surface and fasten the buttons/snaps. Smooth out wrinkles but do not stretch the fabric.
2. Chest (pit-to-pit): measure straight across the front from one underarm seam to the other about 1" (2–3 cm) below the armhole. Double that flat measurement to get the full chest circumference.
3. Shoulder width: measure straight across the back from shoulder seam to shoulder seam. If there is no defined seam (drop shoulder or raglan), measure from the outer edge of one shoulder to the other where the sleeve meets the body.
4. Sleeve length: measure from the shoulder seam to the end of the cuff. For raglan styles, measure from the center back at the base of the neck over the shoulder to the cuff.
5. Back length: measure from the center back at the base of the collar down to the hem. For front length, measure from the highest shoulder point at the collar to the hem.
6. Hem width: measure straight across the bottom hem from side to side.
7. Bicep width: measure across the sleeve about 1" (2–3 cm) below the armhole; double the flat measurement for the full circumference.

Notes: Record measurements in inches and centimeters. Allow a tolerance of ±0.5" (±1–1.5 cm) for hand measurements. When listing garment measurements, include the flat measurement and the doubled circumference so customers can compare to their body measurements.

Measuring yourself (to choose the right size)

1. Chest/bust: measure around the fullest part of your chest with tape parallel to the floor. Keep arms relaxed at your sides.
2. Shoulder width: measure across your back from the outer edge of one shoulder to the outer edge of the other.
3. Sleeve length: measure from the center back at the base of the neck, across the highest point of the shoulder, and down to the wrist with a slightly bent elbow.
4. Waist and hips: measure around the natural waist and fullest part of the hips as needed to determine overall fit with bottoms.

Fit guidance: compare your body measurements to the garment measurements. For layering over a sweater, allow 2–4" (5–10 cm) of wearing ease in the chest; for a closer fit allow 0–2" (0–5 cm).

Materials & construction

The Raw Hem Color Block Button Up Jacket is constructed with attention to structure and contrast detailing. Typical materials and components include:

• Shell: mid-weight cotton twill/denim or cotton blend for structure and a soft-washed hand.
• Color-block panels: matching or blended cotton/polyester panels for color retention and reduced shrinkage.
• Trim & hardware: metal buttons or snaps (nickel- or brass-finish), tonal topstitching, and bartack reinforcement at stress points.
• Raw hem: intentionally cut/unfinished edge for a frayed look; designed not to unravel beyond the hemline when cared for properly.
• Lining & interfacings: typically unlined; lightweight lining or interfacings may be used at collars or button plackets for stability.

Check the sewn-in care label or product details on the page for the exact fiber composition and percentage breakdown for this specific item.

Model & fit

Reference model information: model is 5'9" (175 cm) and is photographed wearing a size Small for a slightly relaxed/boxy fit.

Example model measurements (for reference): bust 34" / 86 cm, waist 25" / 64 cm, hips 35" / 89 cm.

Fit notes: the jacket is designed with a relaxed, slightly boxy silhouette. If you prefer a more fitted look, consider sizing down; if you want extra room for layering, size up.

Care guide — keep it lovely longer

• Turn the jacket inside out and close all buttons/snaps before washing to protect surfaces and hardware.
• Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle or hand wash. Use a mild detergent and avoid bleach or harsh stain removers that can affect color blocks.
• Wash with like colors or alone for the first few washes to avoid dye transfer between panels.
• Air dry when possible: lay flat or hang to dry away from direct sunlight to prevent fading. If tumble drying is allowed by the care label, use low heat and remove promptly.
• Iron on the reverse side at low to medium heat. Use a pressing cloth over prints or trims and avoid pressing directly on the raw hem to preserve texture.
• Trim any long loose threads at the raw hem with scissors rather than pulling. To slow excessive fraying, a small amount of clear fabric glue applied to the base of the fray can be used sparingly.
• For stubborn stains or if the care label indicates, professional dry cleaning is an option.
• Storage: hang on a wide-shouldered hanger or fold neatly in a cool, dry place. Keep out of prolonged direct sunlight to maintain color vibrancy.

Style tips

• Casual everyday: layer over a white tee, high-rise jeans and sneakers. Roll or cuff the sleeves for a laid-back feel.
• Layered look: throw over a lightweight hoodie or thin knit for transitional weather; pair with slim trousers or a midi skirt to balance volume.
• Smart-casual: button up and wear half-tucked into tailored pants or a pencil skirt with loafers or low-heeled boots.
• Accessories: keep jewelry minimal—simple hoops or a chain necklace complement the color-block statement. Pick one color block to match accessories (bag, hat or shoes) for a coordinated outfit.
• Proportions: because the jacket has a boxy silhouette and a raw hem detail, pair it with slimmer bottoms to elongate the leg line, or add a belt to define the waist.
• Seasonal swaps: in spring/summer wear with cropped jeans and sandals; in fall/winter layer over knits and finish with ankle or combat boots.