RISEN Full Size Distressed Button Up Jacket | Dark / S 100100302941546

How to measure

Use a soft tape measure. You can measure directly on your body (recommended for fit) or measure a jacket you already own that fits the way you want this one to fit (easiest and most accurate). Record measurements in inches or centimeters (1 in = 2.54 cm).

Body measurements (wearing light clothing)

• Chest / Bust: Measure around the fullest part of your chest/bust, under the arms and across the shoulder blades. Keep the tape comfortably snug, not tight.
• Shoulder width: Measure across the back from shoulder seam to shoulder seam at the widest point.
• Sleeve length: With your arm relaxed at your side, measure from the center back of your neck, across the shoulder, down to the wrist. For a shorter/rolled sleeve style measure from the shoulder seam to the wrist.
• Jacket length (center back): Measure from the base of the neck (center back) straight down to where you want the jacket to end.
• Waist / Hem: Measure around where the jacket naturally sits (waist or hip) if you want a more fitted or cropped look.

Lay-flat garment measurements (recommended for online comparison)

• Pit to pit (chest laid flat): Lay the jacket flat, measure across from one armpit seam to the other and multiply by 2 for full chest circumference.
• Shoulder width: Measure across the back from one shoulder seam to the other.
• Sleeve length: Measure from the shoulder seam to the end of the cuff.
• Center back length: Measure from the center back neck seam to the hem.
• Hem width: Measure straight across the bottom hem and multiply by 2 for full circumference.

Fit tip: "Full Size" indicates a relaxed/roomy silhouette. If you prefer a fitted look, consider sizing down; if you plan to layer bulky sweaters, consider sizing up. Always compare your measurements to the product size chart when available.

Materials & construction

Below is an overview of typical materials and components commonly used in distressed button-up jackets like the RISEN Full Size Distressed Button Up Jacket. Exact composition can vary by color and production run—always check the garment tag or product specification for the definitive fiber content.

• Main fabric: Often medium‑to‑heavy cotton (denim or twill) or a cotton/poly blend for structure and comfort. Distressing and vintage washes create the worn look.
• Finish: Distressing (sanding, light fraying, enzyme or stone washes) and pigment washes produce the faded, lived‑in appearance.
• Hardware: Metal buttons or snaps (antique/oxidized finish common) and reinforced stitched seams at stress points.
• Lining & trims: Many versions are unlined for breathability; some may include a partial lining or lightweight pocket bags in polyester or cotton blends.

Material notes: cotton-rich fabrics are breathable and soften with wear; blends reduce shrinkage and improve recovery. Distressing is a surface treatment that may continue to soften over time—handle with care to preserve the intended look.

Model & fit information

Use the pictured model as a reference when selecting a size. Example reference (for fit guidance only):

• Model height: 5'9" (175 cm)
• Model measurements: Bust 34" / Waist 25" / Hips 36"
• Wearing size in photos: Small (S) — shows a relaxed, full-size silhouette

How to interpret: if you typically wear size shown on the model and want the same relaxed look, choose your usual size. If you prefer a closer fit, pick one size down. If you plan to layer heavily, pick one size up.

Care guide (to keep it lovely longer)

Follow the garment care label when available. The guidance below helps protect distressing, color, and hardware.

• Wash: Turn jacket inside out. Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle or hand wash. Use a mild detergent. Avoid bleach and strong stain removers that can alter color and distressing.
• First wash: Wash separately or with like colors to avoid dye transfer.
• Protect distressing: Use a mesh laundry bag for machine washes to reduce abrasion of intentionally distressed areas. Close buttons/snaps to reduce catching.
• Dry: Air dry flat or hang to preserve shape and prevent excess shrinkage. Tumble dry on low only if the care label allows; remove promptly to avoid stiffness.
• Ironing: If needed, iron inside out on low-to-medium heat. Avoid ironing directly over hardware or intentional abrasions.
• Spot care: Gently dab stains; avoid aggressive scrubbing on distressed areas. For stubborn marks, test a small hidden area first.
• Repairs: Small runs or enlarging holes from distressing can be stabilized from the inside with a matching patch or fabric glue. For visible mending, consider a decorative patch for a curated look.
• Storage: Hang on a sturdy hanger to keep shoulder shape. Avoid cramped storage that can press hardware into fabric.

Special materials note: if your jacket contains leather, suede, or a delicate lining, follow the care instructions specific to those materials (spot clean or professional cleaning as indicated).

Style tips

Versatile and textured, a distressed button-up jacket works across casual and elevated outfits. Here are ideas to get the most wear:

• Casual everyday: Layer over a white tee and your favorite jeans for a coordinated denim-on-denim look, or over joggers for an athleisure vibe.
• Street & layered: Wear over a hoodie or lightweight sweatshirt for a relaxed, street-style silhouette. Let the hoodie hem peek out for contrast.
• Feminine contrast: Throw it over a slip dress or floral midi for balanced edge—add ankle boots or sneakers depending on the mood.
• Smart casual: Pair with slim chinos or tailored trousers and a simple knit for a polished but relaxed office-appropriate look.
• Accessories: Layer delicate necklaces over the collar or add a statement scarf. A leather belt and boots add structure to an otherwise slouchy silhouette.
• Seasonal transition: Use as a lightweight outer layer in spring and fall; in colder months, layer under a heavier coat or over thicker knits.

Fit tip: because distressed details draw the eye, balance textured elements with simpler, clean-lined pieces to let the jacket be the focal point.