VERY J Full Size Button Up Raw Hem Long Sleeve Jacket | PINK / L 100100807733251

Overview

A contemporary, slightly edgy button-front jacket finished with a deliberately raw hem and long sleeves — built to work as a versatile layer that moves easily between casual and more polished looks. The fabric has a soft hand with a little stretch so the jacket hangs smoothly without feeling stiff. Wear it closed for a neat silhouette or open to show the outfit underneath; the unfinished hem gives outfits a relaxed, fashion-forward edge.

Why customers buy this

• Effortless, modern silhouette that complements jeans, dresses or tailored trousers.
• Soft, drapey fabric with stretch for comfortable all-day wear.
• Unique raw hem detail that updates classic button-up styling.
• Light-to-medium weight — easy to layer through changing seasons and ideal for travel.

Fabric & materials — what it is and what to expect

This jacket is made from a high-rayon blend with a small percentage of elastane (spandex). Rayon is a regenerated cellulosic fiber (often sold as viscose) prized for its soft, breathable feel and smooth drape. The added spandex provides recovery and gentle stretch so seams return to shape and the garment fits more comfortably across movement points like shoulders and sleeves.

Practical facts about these fibers:

• Rayon gives a cool-to-the-touch, soft finish and absorbs dye well for rich color.
• Rayon is less resilient than some synthetic fibers — it can crease and is weaker when wet, so gentle handling and proper care preserve appearance.
• Small amounts of spandex (elastane) increase flexibility and reduce bagging at elbows and sleeves but are sensitive to high heat and strong chemicals.

Fabric advantages — pros and cons

Pros

• Very soft and comfortable next-to-skin feel.
• Excellent drape for a flattering fall over the body.
• Lightweight to medium weight — easy to layer without bulk.
• A touch of stretch improves movement and helps the jacket keep its shape.
• Machine-washable with proper care (see care guide) — practical for everyday wear.

Cons / things to watch for

• Rayon can wrinkle and may lose strength when wet — avoid rough handling while damp.
• Potential for slight shrinkage or distortion if exposed to high heat in washing or drying.
• Light pilling may appear at friction points over time; remove gently with a fabric shaver if needed.
• Spandex can deteriorate with repeated exposure to high heat, oils or aggressive chemicals.

How to measure — body and garment (step‑by‑step)

Measure your body (how you should take measurements)

1. Bust / Chest: Wrap a soft tape measure around the fullest part of your chest, keeping tape level and snug but not tight. Breathe normally.
2. Waist: Measure around the narrowest part of your torso (natural waist), usually just above the belly button.
3. Hips: Measure around the fullest part of your hips and seat while standing with feet together.
4. Shoulder width: Measure from the outer edge of one shoulder to the other across the back (point-to-point where a shoulder seam would sit).
5. Sleeve length: For jackets, measure from the center back of the neck across the shoulder to the wrist (this is the most consistent sleeve length method for outerwear).
6. Torso / jacket length: Measure from the high point of shoulder (HPS—where the shoulder meets the base of the neck) straight down to where you want the jacket to end.

Measure a jacket that already fits (recommended for best match)

1. Lay the jacket flat on a table and smooth it without stretching.
2. Chest (garment): Measure across the front from seam to seam at the underarm and double that number to get the garment chest circumference.
3. Waist (garment): Measure across the narrowest point and double for circumference.
4. Shoulder width (garment): Measure from shoulder seam to shoulder seam across the back.
5. Sleeve length (garment): From shoulder seam to cuff edge.
6. Length (garment): From the high point of shoulder down to the hem.

How to choose the right size using these numbers

Compare your body measurements (or a well-fitting jacket’s measurements) to the garment’s measurements. Allow for "ease" depending on the look you want:

• Close/fitted: 0–2 inches of positive ease at bust/chest.
• Semi-fitted / classic: 2–4 inches of positive ease.
• Relaxed / layered: 4–6+ inches when you plan to wear thicker sweaters underneath.

If you are between sizes, choose the larger size when you plan to layer or prefer a relaxed look; choose the smaller size if you like a sleeker fit and normally wear thin layers.

Fit notes

• The jacket’s construction and small stretch content give it a smooth, slightly forgiving fit — it follows the body without clinging tightly.
• If you regularly wear heavier knits under jackets, select one size up to preserve comfort and movement.
• Because the hem is intentionally unfinished, the length and edge treatment can vary slightly piece to piece — the raw hem is part of the design character.

Model information (how to use model photos to guide your choice)

Product photography often includes model height and the size worn. Use those numbers to visualize how the jacket will hang on a body similar to yours. If the listing does not include model measurements, a general rule of thumb is that catalog models are frequently between 5'8" and 5'11" and may be wearing a sample size; rely on the garment measurements and ease recommendations above for an accurate fit decision.

Color & how to combine this jacket

The jacket’s style works well in neutral and tonal wardrobes as well as with bolder pops of color. Here are pairing ideas across different palettes:

• Neutrals (black, grey, beige): Layer over a white tee and mid-wash jeans for everyday polish; add ankle boots and a structured tote for a smart-casual look.
• Denim tones: Throw it over a slip dress or a soft knit and sneakers for an understated street-style outfit; mix light and dark denim for contrast.
• Earth tones (olive, rust, camel): Combine with brown leather boots and warm accessories for a sophisticated autumnal outfit.
• Bolder colors: Use the jacket as a neutralizing layer — it pairs well with florals, stripes or graphic tees to ground brighter hues.

Accessories to consider: a slim belt to define the waist, layered necklaces to draw the eye up, or a scarf for added texture. Rolling the sleeves once or twice softens the look and highlights bracelets or watches.

Style & occasions

This piece bridges casual and refined wardrobes: wear it for weekend outings, casual office days, travel, or layered over a dress for an easy date-night outfit. The raw hem gives a deliberate lived-in edge that complements relaxed and modern styles alike.

Seasonal guide

• Spring & Fall: Ideal as a top layer over tees, light sweaters and shirts.
• Cool summer nights: Perfect for evenings when you want light coverage without overheating.
• Winter: Not intended as primary outerwear in very cold weather; use as an intermediate layer under a heavier coat.

Care tips & fit reminders

Proper care helps retain shape, color and the raw-edge detail. Because the fabric contains a regenerated-cellulose fiber and a small percentage of stretch fiber, avoid high heat and rough mechanical treatment.

Quick care tips

• Wash gently using cold water and a mild detergent.
• Turn the jacket inside out before washing to reduce abrasion to the outer surface.
• Avoid high-heat drying — air-dry flat or hang to dry to minimize shrinkage and maintain the raw hem look.
• If you choose to tumble dry, use the lowest heat setting and remove promptly while slightly damp to reshape.
• Iron or steam on low if needed; use a pressing cloth and avoid direct high heat on stretch areas.

Care guide — to keep it looking great longer

1. Before washing: Close buttons to reduce wear, and empty pockets. Turn garment inside out.
2. Washing: Use a gentle or delicate cycle with cold water or hand wash. Use mild detergent and avoid bleach or strong stain removers that can damage fibers or elastane.
3. Drying: Lay flat to dry or hang on a shaped hanger. Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight to limit fading. If you must use a dryer, select tumble-low and remove early.
4. De-pilling & maintenance: Remove pills gently with a fabric shaver. Trim loose threads at the raw hem with scissors rather than tugging to preserve the design detail.
5. Storage: For long-term storage fold gently to avoid shoulder stretching; for regular use hang on medium-width hangers to maintain shape.
6. Professional care: If unsure about stains or stubborn creases, professional dry-cleaning is a safe option — let the cleaner know the fiber content and any special details like the raw hem.

Style tips — outfit ideas

• Weekend casual: Tee, relaxed jeans, white sneakers and the jacket left open for an easy go-anywhere outfit.
• Office smart-casual: Button the jacket over a lightweight blouse, pair with tapered trousers and loafers.
• Layered chic: Thin turtleneck, midi skirt, ankle boots and the jacket as the final layer; add a slim belt if you want more waist definition.
• Travel-friendly: Lightweight, wrinkle-tolerant styling with leggings or joggers and slip-on sneakers — the small stretch keeps you comfortable on the move.
• Date night: Wear over a slip dress or silk cami with stacked necklaces and heeled booties to elevate the raw-hem attitude.

FAQ

Q: Is the jacket lined?

A: The jacket is unlined for a lighter feel and easier layering. Construction is finished inside, keeping the piece low-bulk and comfortable.

Q: Will it shrink or lose shape after washing?

A: Rayon can be sensitive to heat. Follow the gentle wash and low-heat or air-dry recommendations to minimize shrinkage and preserve stretch recovery.

Q: Does the fabric stretch?

A: Yes — the small percentage of elastane gives gentle stretch for comfort and shape retention. It’s not a performance stretch fabric, but it moves with you.

Q: Can I dry clean it?

A: Yes — professional dry cleaning is a safe option if you prefer or if the garment receives a difficult stain. For routine maintenance, gentle machine or hand washing works well.

Q: How do I style the raw hem without it looking sloppy?

A: Balance the raw edge with cleaner lines elsewhere: fitted bottoms or structured bags give contrast. Keep one or two other elements neat (like a crisp tee or tailored pants) to let the hem be a purposeful detail.

Q: What size should I order?

A: Use body and garment measuring steps above. If you like room for layers, choose the size that allows 4"+ of ease at the bust; for a closer silhouette use 0–2". When in doubt, consult customer service with your measurements and a favorite jacket’s dimensions.