Studded Collared Neck Button Down Jacket | Tan / S 100100843242291

Overview

A modern, button-front jacket with a classic collar and eye-catching stud embellishments—designed to add a subtle edge to everyday outfits. The silhouette is structured enough to hold its shape while remaining comfortable for layering over tees, light sweaters, or shirts. The finishing hardware gives the jacket versatility: it can read casual, edgy, or smart depending on what you pair it with.

Fabric & Material — What to expect

The body fabric is a polyester-based textile, a synthetic fiber widely used for outer layers because it is durable, colorfast and resists wrinkling. The decorative studs are typically metal-plated or resin-coated and are attached to the surface—these create the visual detail but introduce small care considerations around abrasion and moisture exposure.

Material details

• Polyester (commonly PET) is a thermoplastic polymer produced by melt-spinning into yarns; it can be woven or knitted and finished in many ways (matte, brushed, or slightly textured).
• Studs are often zinc alloy, brass, or plated base metal, or sometimes hard resin—each finish behaves differently over time (metal may oxidize or tarnish; resin can chip if struck).
• Finishes available on polyester garments can include anti-pilling, water repellency, and colorfast dyes—check the specific product listing for these treatments.

Fabric Advantages — Pros

• Durable and long-wearing—resists stretching and retains shape after many wears.
• Colorfast: dyes tend to stay vibrant and resist fading through regular washing.
• Low wrinkle tendency—keeps a neat appearance with minimal ironing.
• Quick-drying and lightweight, making it easy to layer and travel with.
• Affordable and low-maintenance compared with many natural fibres.

Fabric Disadvantages — Cons

• Less breathable than cotton or linen—can feel warm in hot, humid conditions.
• Can generate static and attract lint; may pill with heavy abrasion.
• Sensitive to high heat—melting or deforming is possible if ironed or dried on excessive temperatures.
• Environmental considerations: conventional polyester is petroleum-derived and sheds microfibers during washing.
• Hardware (studs) may loosen or tarnish over time and needs gentle handling.

How to measure — get the right fit

Tools: flexible cloth measuring tape, flat surface, and a trusted reference garment you already own.

• Garment chest/bust (recommended method): Lay the jacket flat, smooth out wrinkles, measure straight across from one underarm seam to the other. Double that number to get full circumference. Compare this to a jacket you already own measured the same way.
• Center back length: From the base of the collar (center back where the collar meets the body) straight down to the hem—this tells you where it will hit on your torso.
• Shoulder width: Measure across the back from one shoulder seam to the other; this is crucial for how the jacket sits on you.
• Sleeve length: Measure from the shoulder seam down to the end of the cuff while the sleeve lies flat; some brands measure from the center back of neck to cuff—always use the same reference as your comparison garment.
• Hem width: Measure the bottom edge across and double it to get the full circumference—useful if you want a fitted or flared look at the hips.

Quick rule for choosing size: compare the jacket’s garment measurements (as measured above) to your body measurements or a well-fitting jacket. Allow additional ease depending on the layering you want: ~1–2 inches (2.5–5 cm) for a trim fit, ~3–4 inches (7.5–10 cm) for a regular fit, and ~4–6+ inches (10–15+ cm) if you plan to wear chunky knits underneath.

Fit notes & sizing advice

• Shoulder seam fit is the best indicator—if the shoulder seam sits behind your natural shoulder, the jacket will feel roomy across the upper body; if it sits before the shoulder, movement will be restricted.
• If you have broad shoulders or plan to layer thick knits, consider sizing up. For a sleeker, tailored appearance, choose your usual size.
• Length: the jacket’s center-back length determines whether it reads cropped, hip-length, or longer—compare to a favorite jacket for the most accurate preview.
• Sleeve length can be cuffed if slightly long; if you have long arms and prefer a full sleeve length, check the sleeve measurement carefully.

Model reference

Reference styling is helpful when viewing product photos: typically a model around 5'8"–5'10" wearing a medium-sized sample demonstrates a slightly relaxed, modern fit. Use the measurement guidance above to match the look you want—slimmer or more relaxed.

Season & occasion

• Best for transitional seasons—spring and autumn—when you want a lightweight outer layer.
• Works well on cool summer evenings and as a midlayer under a heavier coat in milder winters.
• Versatile for everyday wear: casual days, concerts, weekend outings, and elevated street-style looks.

Color guidance & how to combine

The studded detail allows the jacket to act as the outfit focal point. Pairing recommendations by tone:

• Dark/black tones: crisp contrast with white tees and light denim, or monochrome head-to-toe for an urban edge. Match metal studs with silver or gunmetal accessories for cohesion.
• Earth/olive/camel tones: pair with warm neutrals—tan boots, cream knits, and textured fabrics like corduroy or suede for a balanced look.
• Light/neutral tones: combine with tonal layers and soft pastels for a modern, feminine take—add dainty jewelry to soften the hardware.
• Bold colors: use the jacket to tame loud prints—simple bottoms and neutral shoes keep the outfit anchored while the jacket adds attitude.

Care tips & quick maintenance

• Turn the jacket inside out and fasten buttons before laundering to protect hardware.
• Use a mesh laundry bag on a gentle or delicate cycle with cool water and mild detergent.
• Avoid bleach and heavy fabric softeners—these can dull finishes and affect studs.
• Prefer air drying on a hanger; if using a dryer choose the lowest-heat setting and remove promptly to minimize heat exposure to studs and fabric.
• To remove small wrinkles, use a garment steamer or a warm iron through a pressing cloth—do not press directly on studs.
• Address stains promptly: spot-treat with a mild detergent solution and blot rather than rub.

Care Guide — keep it looking its best

1. Inspect studs regularly. If any are loose, tighten carefully or secure using a small amount of fabric-appropriate adhesive or by a skilled tailor.
2. Spot clean oil or makeup stains as soon as possible—lipstick and similar stains become harder to remove over time.
3. Use a lint roller or fabric brush after wear to prevent pilling and remove dust, especially around hardware.
4. Store on a shaped hanger in a cool, dry place. Use a breathable garment bag for long-term storage to avoid yellowing from dust and light.
5. Every few washes, check hardware and seams; repairing small issues early prevents larger problems later.

Style tips

• Weekend casual: white tee, straight-leg denim, sneakers, and a crossbody bag—let the studs add instant personality.
• Office-smart casual: structured shirt, tapered trousers, loafers—keep jewelry minimal and let the jacket be the subtle statement.
• Night out: slip dress, ankle boots, layered necklaces—drape the jacket over your shoulders for an effortless look.
• Layered warmth: thin turtleneck, cardigan, jacket, and scarf—this jacket works well as a midlayer under a heavier coat when extra cold.
• Edgy uniform: graphic tee, black skinny jeans, combat boots—match metal tones for a cohesive vibe.

FAQ

Will this jacket keep me warm in winter?

It provides light to moderate warmth and is ideal for layering. For very cold weather you’ll want an insulated outer layer over it.

Is the fabric breathable?

Polyester is less breathable than natural fibers, so it’s best for mild to cool weather or for layering rather than hot climates.

Can I machine wash this jacket?

Yes—use a gentle, cool wash cycle and protect hardware by turning the jacket inside out and placing it in a mesh bag. Air-dry when possible.

Do the studs come off easily?

Studs are meant to be secure but can loosen with heavy abrasion or aggressive laundering. Inspect periodically and handle gently when washing.

Will it shrink?

Polyester resists shrinkage if laundered in cool water and dried carefully. Avoid hot water or high dryer heat to prevent distortion.

How should I match jewelry and accessories?

Coordinate metals—if studs are silver-toned, choose silver or gunmetal jewelry; for warmer stud tones (brass/gold), match with gold-tone accessories for a polished look.

What if I’m between sizes?

Consider your layering needs: size up for thicker underlayers and a more relaxed look, or choose your usual size for a neater, more tailored silhouette.

If you have specific concerns about hardware material, lining, or availability in a certain color, check the product images and seller details on the listing, or reach out to customer service for confirmation. Enjoy the versatility—the studded collar jacket is a fast way to upgrade everyday looks with little effort.