Two-Side Wear Hooded Jacket | Dark Green / S 100100985289412

Overview

Two-Side Wear Hooded Jacket — a versatile outer layer that gives you two looks in one. The reversible hooded silhouette is designed for everyday wear, travel and easy layering: lightweight enough for cooler days and compact for packing, but substantial enough to function as a dependable top layer over tees or light knits. Its clean lines and simple cut make it easy to style for casual, sporty or slightly elevated streetwear outfits.

About the material

The jacket is constructed from polyester-based fabric. Polyester is a man-made fiber widely used in outerwear because it is strong, dimensionally stable and retains color well. It is available in many woven and knit structures—everything from smooth wind-blocking shells to soft brushed finishes—so the exact hand and breathability depend on the fabric finish used on this garment.

Practical material notes: polyester dries quickly, resists wrinkling and keeps its shape after washing; it is also generally lightweight and abrasion-resistant. On the flip side, polyester can be less breathable than natural fibers and can hold onto body odors unless treated. It is also sensitive to high heat, so care choices affect longevity.

Fabric advantages — pros & cons

Advantages

• Durable and abrasion-resistant—holds up well to frequent wear and travel.
• Colorfast—retains dyes and resist fading so the look stays fresh.
• Low-wrinkle and shape-retaining—minimal ironing required.
• Quick-drying—good for damp weather and quicker turnarounds between wears.
• Lightweight yet strong—comfortable for layering without bulk.

Limitations

• Less breathable than natural fibers—may feel warmer during high activity or humid weather.
• Can trap odor if not washed regularly or ventilated between wears.
• Potential pilling over time on high-friction areas; use a fabric shaver to refresh the surface.
• Sensitive to high heat—avoid hot irons and very hot dryers to prevent distortion or melting.
• Being synthetic, it sheds microfibers during washing; consider a filter or wash bag to reduce environmental impact.

Why reversible matters (design pros & cons)

• Pros: Two distinct looks with one garment — doubles styling options, excellent for travel or capsule wardrobes.
• Pros: Efficient closet piece that lets you switch mood (neutral vs bold) quickly.
• Cons: Reversible finishes can reduce the availability or function of interior pockets and trims may be simplified to work on both sides.
• Cons: Strong contrasting colors require careful washing the first few times to avoid dye transfer—wash separately or with like colors.

How to measure the product (garment measurements)

For the most accurate comparison with your body, measure the jacket laid flat on a smooth surface:

1. Chest / Bust (flat): measure straight across from underarm seam to underarm seam; double that number for full circumference.
2. Shoulder width: measure across the back from one shoulder seam to the other (seam-to-seam).
3. Sleeve length: measure from the shoulder seam (or highest shoulder point) down to the end of the cuff.
4. Total length: measure from the highest point on the shoulder (next to the collar) straight down to the hem.
5. Hood depth: measure from the base of the collar seam to the front edge if you need exact hood coverage.

How to measure yourself to choose the correct size

1. Chest/Bust: wrap a soft tape measure around the fullest part of your chest, under the arms and across the shoulder blades; keep the tape parallel to the floor.
2. Shoulders: stand relaxed and measure from the tip of one shoulder (where it meets your arm) across the back to the other tip.
3. Sleeve: with arm relaxed at your side, measure from the shoulder point to the wrist bone.
4. Torso length: measure from the base of your neck (where a collar would sit) down to where you want the jacket to finish.
5. Layering allowance: if you plan to wear bulky layers underneath, add 3–6 cm (about 1–2.5 in) of ease to chest measurements; for slim fit, 1–3 cm (about 0.5–1 in) is enough.

Compare your body measurements to the jacket’s garment measurements (measured flat and doubled where appropriate). If you prefer a roomier fit for layering, choose the size where the garment measurement exceeds your body measurement by the recommended ease above.

Fit notes

• The cut is intended to be relaxed and easy to layer over casual outfits.
• If you prefer a tailored or streamlined look, consider sizing down one size for a closer fit; if you layer heavy sweaters, size up.
• Shoulder seam placement affects how the jacket sits—if the seam sits past the shoulder bone, that yields a more oversized silhouette.

Model information (how to interpret product imagery)

Product photos typically show a model wearing a sample size so you can evaluate length and proportions. Look for the model details block on the product page (height, bust/chest, and the sample size) to gauge how a given size will look on you. If that information isn’t listed, consider the size chart and the fit notes above rather than assuming the model’s size.

Color and combining the jacket

The reversible nature of the piece gives you two palettes to work with: use the more neutral side for low-key, everyday outfits and the contrasting side for a bold accent look. Styling ideas:

• Casual: layer over a white tee, slim jeans and clean sneakers for a timeless look.
• Athleisure: pair with tapered joggers and running shoes; add a base-layer tee and a baseball cap.
• Smart-casual: switch to the neutral side, wear over a fine-gauge knit or button-up and tailored chinos; finish with desert boots.
• Dress it with skirts: a midi skirt and ankle boots create a balanced look with the jacket’s sporty edge.
• Accessorize: scarves, caps and minimalist backpacks read well; roll up sleeves to reveal contrast and add visual interest.

Style and intended use

This hooded jacket sits at the intersection of casual, street and travel wardrobes. It’s designed as a practical, everyday outer layer rather than a technical rain shell or heavy winter coat. Use it for commuting, weekend errands, travel and layering during transitional weather.

Season suitability

• Best for spring and autumn as a top layer.
• Comfortable on cool summer evenings and for layering in mild winter climates.
• For colder climates, use this jacket as a mid-layer under a heavier coat or insulated shell.

Care tips (quick)

• Wash with similar colors; first wash separately if the garment has strong contrasting sides.
• Use cold or cool water and a gentle cycle.
• Avoid strong detergents and bleach; liquid detergent is gentler on synthetic fibers.
• Air-dry or tumble on the lowest heat setting; high heat can damage polyester fibers.
• Close zips and fastenings before washing to protect fabric and seams.

Care guide — keep it looking new

1. Pre-wash: Inspect for care labels and remove loose debris. If the jacket has strong or dark dyes, wash it alone the first time to prevent transfer.
2. Wash: Turn the jacket inside out (or use a wash bag if you have one) and launder on a gentle cycle with cool water and mild detergent.
3. Dry: Gently reshape while damp and hang to dry or tumble dry on low heat. Avoid sustained high temperatures and hot ironing.
4. Refresh: Use a fabric comb or shaver to remove surface pilling; hold garments flat while shaving to avoid fabric damage.
5. Storage: Hang on a shaped hanger to maintain shoulder form; avoid cramped, humid storage and keep away from prolonged direct sunlight to preserve color.
6. Stain treatment: Spot-treat with a mild detergent solution and blot—don’t rub aggressively. Test any stain remover on an inconspicuous area first.

Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

Is this jacket reversible?

Yes — the design allows you to wear either side outward for two different looks. Check product images to see how both sides appear.

Can I machine wash it?

Yes. Use a gentle cycle with cool water and mild detergent. Fasten closures and consider a wash bag to reduce abrasion.

Is it water- or windproof?

It functions as a casual outer layer. It may resist light drizzle depending on fabric finish, but it is not a technical waterproof shell. For heavy rain, layer under a dedicated rain jacket.

Will it keep me warm in winter?

On its own it is best for layering in cool weather. For freezing temperatures, use it as a mid-layer under an insulated coat.

Does it run large or small?

The cut is relaxed to accommodate layering. If you like a fitted profile, consider sizing down; for roomy layering, choose your normal size or size up. Always compare your measurements with the garment measurements for the best fit.

How do I handle color transfer between sides?

Wash the jacket alone the first time, or with like colors, to reduce risk of bleeding. Use cold water and mild detergent.

Can I iron it?

If needed, use a low heat setting and a pressing cloth between the iron and fabric. High heat can damage or melt synthetic fibers.

Style tips — quick ideas to wear it well

• Travel: pack it as your “wear on plane” layer — it’s light, reversible and doubles outfit options.
• Weekend errand uniform: neutral side out with jeans, a tee and clean trainers for a simple put-together look.
• Layer artist: wear it over a thin hoodie to maintain hood function and add cozy warmth without bulk.
• Contrast peek: roll the sleeves or unfasten the front to reveal the inner color for a subtle two-tone effect.
• Elevate: pair with tailored trousers and leather boots on the neutral side for an off-duty smart look.

Need help picking a size or want more images of the jacket on different body types? Check the size chart on the product page and the gallery captions for model details, or contact customer service with your measurements for personalized advice.