Cable-Knit Long Sleeve Hooded Jacket | Black / S 100101961891028
- Pattern type: Solid
- Style: Casual
- Features: Drawstring
- Neckline: Hooded
- Length: Regular
- Sleeve length: Long sleeves
- Sleeve type: Regular sleeves
- Material composition: 65% rayon, 30% polyester, 5% spandex
- Care instructions: Hand wash cold. Do not tumble dry.
- Imported
- Product measurements:
S: bust 48 in, sleeve length 17 in, length 26 in
M: bust 50.3 in, sleeve length 17.2 in, length 26.1 in
L: bust 52.3 in, sleeve length 17.6 in, length 26.5 in
XL: bust 55.4 in, sleeve length 17.9 in, length 26.9 in
2XL: bust 58.5 in, sleeve length 18.3 in, length 27.3 in
Overview
Effortlessly wearable, this cable-knit hooded jacket blends the cozy texture of traditional knitwear with the casual ease of a hoodie. The textured stitchwork gives depth and visual interest, while the soft, slightly stretchy fabric moves with you for comfortable everyday wear. It’s an ideal top layer for errands, travel, or relaxed weekend looks — warm enough to wear as a lightweight outer layer and breathable enough for transitional days.
Highlights: tactile cable detail, drawstring hood, long sleeves and a regular-length hem that sits well with jeans, leggings or layered over dresses.
Fabric advantages — pros & cons
Pros
- Soft hand and flattering drape — feels comfortable next to skin and keeps a neat silhouette.
- Stretch with recovery — a small amount of elastic fiber lets the knit move with you and bounce back.
- Durability and color retention — the synthetic component helps the garment keep its shape and color through repeated wears.
- Low wrinkle and travel-friendly — folds well for packing and requires minimal pressing.
- Textural warmth — cable-knit construction traps air for insulating properties without excessive bulk.
Cons
- Requires gentle care — aggressive washing or high heat can weaken fibers or change fit.
- Potential for pilling in high-friction areas (under arms, bag straps) over time.
- Risk of snags — cable patterns can catch on jewelry or rough surfaces.
- Synthetic content brings environmental trade-offs (production impact, microfibers when washed).
About the materials
Rayon (regenerated cellulose)
Rayon is made from natural cellulose (wood pulp) that’s chemically processed into soft, breathable fibers. It gives the knit a smooth, luxurious feel and excellent drape. Rayon is comfortable in warm conditions but needs careful washing — it can lose strength when wet and has some tendency to shrink if exposed to heat.
Polyester
Polyester is a strong, colorfast synthetic fiber that helps the garment maintain shape, dry more quickly and resist wrinkles. It reduces the amount of care rayon-only pieces require. Be aware polyester can trap static and — as with many synthetics — shed microfibers during laundering.
Spandex (elastane)
A small amount of spandex provides stretch and recovery so the jacket moves with you and keeps its shape. Spandex is sensitive to heat and chlorine, so avoid hot ironing and bleaching to preserve elasticity.
Cable-knit construction
Cable patterns are formed by interlocking stitches that create depth and insulation. They add structure and a classic knit aesthetic but can be heavier and more prone to snags than simple jersey knits.
Environmental note
Each fiber has trade-offs: regenerated cellulose uses natural resources and chemical processing, polyester is petrochemical-derived, and spandex is synthetic. If sustainability is a priority, consider washing on a gentle cycle in a microfiber-catching bag, avoid excessive washing, and reuse or recycle responsibly at end of life.
How to measure the garment (what to measure)
To compare sizes or confirm fit, measuring the piece itself is the most reliable method. Lay the garment flat on a smooth surface and smooth out wrinkles without stretching the knit.
- Chest/bust (garment) — measure across the front from underarm seam to underarm seam, then multiply by two for full circumference. For knits take this measurement relaxed and again with a gentle stretch to estimate wearing width.
- Shoulder width — measure from outer shoulder seam to outer shoulder seam across the back.
- Sleeve length — measure from shoulder seam to end of cuff. Alternatively, measure from the center back of the neck (CBN) across the shoulder to the cuff if that’s how the product is shown.
- Body length — from the highest shoulder point at the neckline (HPS) straight down to the hem.
- Hem width — measure across the bottom edge and double for circumference.
- Armhole depth — vertical measurement from shoulder seam to underarm seam; useful to check for comfortable layering.
How to measure your body correctly
- Bust/chest — measure around the fullest part of your chest while standing naturally with arms relaxed. Wear the bra you plan to wear with the garment.
- High bust — around the chest just above the breasts, under the arms.
- Waist — around the smallest part of your waist, usually above the navel.
- Hips — around the fullest part of the hips and seat.
- Arm length — from the shoulder bone (where a seam would sit) down to the wrist bone with your elbow slightly bent.
- Shoulder width — from one shoulder point to the other across the back.
How to choose your size — fit notes & tips
Compare your body measurements to the garment measurements. Knits and this style usually include some positive ease (extra room for comfort and layering). Use these general guidelines:
- If you prefer a closer, sleeker fit: aim for a garment that is roughly 0–2 inches (0–5 cm) larger than your body circumference at the bust.
- For a relaxed, layered look: choose a garment that is 3–6 inches (8–15 cm) larger than your body circumference at the bust.
- When between sizes: size up for extra comfort and room for sweaters beneath; size down for a more fitted silhouette, remembering the fabric has stretch.
- Consider sleeve and shoulder measurements if you plan to layer thicker garments underneath — look for extra armhole and sleeve width.
Tip: Measure a favorite sweater you already own the way described above and compare those numbers with the product measurements to pick the best fit.
Model reference
Example reference used by many product pages to help visualize fit: a model about 5'8"–5'10" (173–178 cm) wearing a medium typically shows how the jacket fits for an average height. If you want a hip-skimming look, choose the size closest to your normal top size; for a roomier, cozy profile, pick the next size up.
Because body proportions vary, rely on measurements rather than size labels when possible.
Color & how to combine this piece
Neutral and soft-tone knits are extremely versatile; bolder hues add a playful focal point. Below are quick pairing ideas — adapt to the color you choose:
- Neutrals (cream, taupe, gray, black) — pair with dark denim or chinos and leather ankle boots for a refined casual look. Add a patterned scarf for contrast.
- Earth tones (olive, rust, camel) — team with warm-tone accessories and suede boots; works beautifully with corduroy or utility-style bottoms.
- Pastels or soft colors — layer over white jeans or a denim skirt for a fresh spring look; add light sneakers or loafers.
- Bright shades — balance with neutral bottoms and minimalist accessories so the knit remains the statement piece.
Accessorizing: a slim belt over the waist can turn this relaxed jacket into a more structured outfit; swap sneakers for ankle boots and add a wool hat to upgrade the look.
Style & occasions
This cable-knit hooded jacket sits at the intersection of casual and classic. The cable texture lends a heritage knit look while the hood and drawstring bring sporty, modern utility. Wear it for:
- Weekend errands and coffee runs
- Layering on cool office commutes
- Travel — it folds well and layers easily
- Casual dinners or layered over a dress for a relaxed evening out
Season suitability
Best for transitional seasons — early fall, late spring and milder winter days. The knit provides insulation without being overly heavy; layer under a coat in colder months or wear over a tee on cool summer nights.
Care tips & fit notes
Fit notes
- Designed for a relaxed everyday fit — expect room for an underlayer like a tee or lightweight sweater.
- Because of the knit and slight stretch, the piece will drape rather than cling; this flatters most silhouettes while offering movement.
- Should you plan to wear bulky layers underneath, select one size larger for comfortable arm and torso movement.
Quick care tips
- Avoid high heat — both when washing and ironing — to preserve fiber integrity and elasticity.
- Turn the garment inside out before laundering to minimize surface friction and reduce pilling.
- Store folded instead of on a hanger for long-term chest and shoulder shape retention.
Care guide — keep it lovely longer
- Spot treat first: address spills or stains promptly with a mild detergent or gentle stain remover, testing on an inconspicuous area first.
- Hand wash preferred: use cool water and a gentle detergent. Swish gently — do not wring or twist the knit.
- If you must machine wash: put the item inside a mesh laundry bag, select the delicate/hand-wash cycle, use cold water and minimal spin.
- Rinse and remove excess water: press the garment between two clean towels to absorb moisture — again, avoid wringing.
- Shape and dry flat: lay on a flat drying rack away from direct sunlight and heat. Reshape the cable pattern and edges while damp.
- Low-heat steam or cool iron: if needed, steam lightly or use a cool iron with a pressing cloth to protect fibers; do not apply direct high heat.
- Pilling management: gently remove pills with a fabric shaver or pill comb when they appear, and avoid abrasive surfaces.
- Storage: fold and store in a breathable drawer or closet; cedar blocks or lavender sachets help keep moths away without harsh chemicals.
Style tips
- Wear over a fitted turtleneck and tailored trousers for a polished-casual office look.
- Pair with slim jeans and low-heeled boots for a classic weekend outfit that balances the knit’s volume.
- Layer a longer tee underneath to create a modern, layered hemline effect.
- Use a thin belt to define the waist and turn the jacket into a flattering, cinched layer.
- Mix textures: pair the knit with leather or suede accessories to contrast the soft yarn with structured elements.
- For travel, roll the jacket gently to save space and avoid creasing — the fabric recovers quickly from light packing wrinkles.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does this jacket feel on?
It feels soft, slightly plush from the cable texture, and offers a gentle stretch so it’s comfortable for extended wear.
Can I machine wash it?
Hand washing in cool water is the safest method. If you use a machine, place the piece in a mesh bag on a delicate cycle with cold water and a short spin, then reshape and dry flat.
Will it shrink or stretch out?
Like many knit blends, improper washing or heat exposure can cause shrinkage or change the fabric hand. The small stretch component helps recovery, but avoid hanging damp to prevent shoulder stretching.
Is it warm enough for winter?
It’s a midweight knit suited to cool conditions and layering. For very cold climates, wear it under a heavier coat or over insulating layers.
Does it pill?
Some pilling over time is possible, particularly where there is repeated friction. Regular gentle care and a fabric shaver will keep it looking fresh.
How should it fit if I want to layer?
Choose one size up from your usual size for comfortable layering over thicker sweaters, or follow the garment measurements and allow 3–6 inches of ease at the bust for a relaxed fit.
Any tips to reduce static or odors?
Add a small splash of white vinegar to the rinse cycle (when machine washing) to reduce static and neutralize odors, or lightly mist with a fabric refresher between washes.
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Black, Burgundy, Sage, Light Gray, Dusty Pink, Dark Blue, Turquoise, Ivory |
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S, M, L, XL, 2XL |
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459 g |
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