VERY J Mixed Media Button Down Raw Hem Shacket | Taupe / S 100100502501515

VERY J Mixed Media Button Down Raw Hem Shacket — Measurements, Materials, Model, Care & Style

How to measure this product

Measure the garment lying flat on a smooth surface. Do not stretch the fabric. Record measurements in inches and centimeters (1 in = 2.54 cm). When a measurement is taken flat across the garment, multiply by 2 to get the full circumference.

Garment (lay-flat) measurements to capture

• Chest / Bust (Across Front): Measure 1" (2.5 cm) below the armhole from seam to seam. Multiply by 2 for full circumference.
• Shoulder Width: Measure from shoulder seam to shoulder seam across the back.
• Sleeve Length: From shoulder seam to sleeve end. For outerwear you may also provide center-back-neck (CBN) to cuff measurement.
• Front Length (HPS to Hem): From high point of shoulder (HPS) at the neckline seam down the center front to the hem.
• Back Length (HPS to Hem): From HPS at center back to hem.
• Hem Width: Measure across the bottom hem from seam to seam, then multiply by 2.
• Cuff Opening: Across cuff seam to seam, multiply by 2 for circumference.
• Collar / Neck Aperture: If relevant, measure neck opening across then multiply by 2.

How to report measurements

• List measurements as both flat and converted circumference where helpful (e.g., Chest: 21" flat / 42" circumference • 53 cm / 106 cm).
• Note the measurement method used (measured flat vs. CBN to cuff) so customers know what to compare.
• Include a recommended fit note (true to size, relaxed/oversized, intended for layering).

Materials / Fabrication

"Mixed media" means the shacket is constructed from two or more different fabrics or finishes (for example: woven body + knit sleeves, fabric body + faux-leather trim, or contrast panels). Exact fiber content varies by production batch — always confirm the garment tag or manufacturer spec for definitive content.

Typical components for a mixed-media shacket (example only)

Body

Woven fabric (common: cotton twill or cotton/poly blends)

Contrast panels / sleeves

Knit or stretch fabric (common: polyester, rayon blends, or polyester/spandex rib)

Lining (if present)

Polyester or acetate lining

Trim

Metal or plastic buttons, sewn-on labels, possible topstitching details

How to get the exact materials: check the inside neck or side-seam care tag, the product specification sheet from the vendor, or the brand product page. Display the exact fiber composition and any special trims on the product detail section.

Model & Fit information (what to show)

Provide the model's key stats so shoppers can judge fit. Typical fields to display:

• Height (e.g., 5'9" / 175 cm)
• Model measurements (Bust • Waist • Hips)
• Size worn in photos (e.g., Small)
• Fit note (e.g., "Model wears S for a slightly oversized look")

Example line to use on the product page: Model is 5'9" (175 cm) with measurements 32"–24"–35" and is wearing a size S. (Replace with the actual model data for this listing.)

Care guide — to keep it lovely longer

• Always check the garment care tag first. Follow the manufacturer's instructions when present.
• Washing: If label allows machine wash, turn garment inside out and wash cold on a gentle cycle with like colors. Use mild detergent. Avoid bleach.
• Hand wash option: For delicate trims or unknown fiber blends, hand wash in cold water and rinse gently.
• Drying: Reshape and lay flat to dry or hang to dry. Avoid high-heat tumble drying which can shrink woven panels or damage mixed fibers. For raw hem styles, air-dry to preserve the edge.
• Ironing / steaming: Use a low-heat iron on the reverse side or use a steamer. Avoid direct high heat on trims or synthetic panels.
• Raw hem care: Do not pull threads. Trim stray threads with sharp scissors if needed, or apply a small amount of fabric fray sealant discreetly if you want to reduce fraying.
• Spot cleaning: Treat stains promptly with a gentle spot cleaner and test on an inside seam first.
• Storage: Hang on a broad-shouldered hanger to maintain shape; keep out of prolonged direct sunlight to avoid fading.
• Professional cleaning: If the care tag indicates dry clean only, or if there are mixed fibers that react differently to water, use a trusted dry cleaner.

Style tips

• Wear it open over a fitted tee or lightweight turtleneck for a relaxed layered look.
• Belt it at the waist to turn the shacket into a more defined silhouette — works well with high-waist jeans or a skirt.
• Pair with slim or straight-leg jeans and ankle boots for a modern casual outfit; swap to tailored trousers and loafers for smart-casual styling.
• For a laid-back street look, layer over a hoodie and finish with sneakers and a beanie.
• Let the raw hem show by wearing cropped or ankle-length bottoms to balance proportions.
• Keep accessories simple if the shacket has contrast panels or bold hardware; add a statement earring or stacked rings to elevate the look.

Quick checklist for publishing: include the exact fiber content (from the tag), full set of measured dimensions (with method documented), the model's height/measurements and size worn, and the care instructions verbatim from the care label. If any detail is uncertain, note "please refer to the garment tag" so customers can confirm.