Button Up Long Sleeve Denim Jacket | Dusty Blue / S 100100709141077

Overview

A modern take on a classic denim jacket, this button-front long-sleeve topper offers the look of denim with a softer, more fluid hand. It’s designed to layer easily over tees and lightweight knits, fasten for a tidy silhouette, or be worn open for a relaxed look. Lightweight enough for transitional weather yet substantial enough to anchor an outfit, it’s a versatile piece for casual and smart-casual wardrobes.

Fabric & materials — what makes this jacket feel the way it does

The jacket is constructed from a rayon-forward blend with a small polyester component. Rayon gives a smooth, soft, drapey texture and excellent color depth, while the polyester element contributes shape retention and abrasion resistance. Visually it reads as denim—washed and finished to achieve that classic worn-in appearance—but the hand and behavior are more like a lightweight rayon fabric than heavy cotton denim.

Quick material notes: rayon (often sold as viscose or similar cellulosic fibers) is breathable and comfortable, but can crease and needs gentle handling; polyester improves durability and reduces the amount of shrinkage and distortion you’d see with 100% rayon.

Fabric advantages — pros and cons

How we measure the garment (to compare with your sizes)

Garment measurements are taken with the jacket buttoned and lying flat on a table. Use these steps if you want to measure a similar jacket for accurate comparison:

• Bust/Chest: Measure straight across from side seam to side seam, about 1 inch below the armhole; double that number to get the full circumference.
• Shoulder width: Measure from the outer edge of one shoulder seam to the other across the back.
• Sleeve length: Measure from the shoulder seam (where the sleeve is attached) down to the end of the cuff.
• Top/Body length: Measure from the highest point of the shoulder (next to the collar) straight down to the hem.
• Keep the jacket buttoned, smooth out wrinkles but don’t stretch material while measuring for the truest result.

How to measure your body for the best fit

• Bust/Chest: Wrap the tape around the fullest part of your chest, keeping it parallel to the floor and comfortable—not pulled tight.
• Shoulder: Stand naturally; measure across the back from one shoulder bone to the other (or get help so the tape sits straight).
• Sleeve: With your arm slightly bent, measure from the tip of the shoulder (or from the base of the neck if that matches how the brand lists it) to the wrist bone.
• Torso length: Measure from the high point of your shoulder (close to the neck) down to where you want the jacket to hit (waist, hip, etc.).
• When comparing your body measurements to the garment, remember this jacket has limited stretch—leave room for a thin layer or a light sweater if you plan to layer.

Fit notes

• The jacket has a relaxed, slightly cropped silhouette in most presentations—expect it to sit near the waist or high-hip depending on your torso length.
• Because the fabric does not have significant stretch, choose a size that accommodates the garment’s intended layering: size up for chunky knits, pick your usual size for light layers and a neater look.
• If you prefer a boxier, oversize trend silhouette, one size up will create that look; if you want a tailored finish, choose your standard size or size down only if you are between sizes and wearing very thin layers.

Model information (reference)

Product imagery is intended to show how the jacket drapes and how the silhouette looks when worn. Photo references typically use a sample size to illustrate styling, but exact model measurements vary by shoot—always use the measurement guidance above to match the jacket to your body.

Color & how to combine this jacket

The denim-inspired finish makes this jacket very easy to pair. Some combination ideas:

• Classic casual: White tee, high-rise jeans in a different wash, white sneakers—mix wash tones for a deliberate double-denim look.
• Smart casual: Lightweight knit, tailored trousers, loafers or ankle boots—button the jacket for a neat, cropped top layer.
• Feminine contrast: Slip dress or midi floral dress with heeled sandals—leave jacket open for contrast between soft and structured lines.
• Weekend edge: Graphic tee, cargo pants or joggers, chunky boots—roll the sleeves for a relaxed vibe.
• Accessories: Narrow leather belts, bandanas at the neck, layered necklaces and hoop earrings play well with the jacket’s workwear roots.

Seasonal suitability

Ideal for spring and fall as a primary outer layer, this jacket also works on cool summer evenings and as a mid-layer during mild winter days. Because the fabric is lighter and breathable, it’s comfortable for transitional weather rather than frigid temperatures.

Care tips & quick handling notes

• Turn the jacket inside out before washing to protect the surface wash and any hardware.
• Wash on a gentle, cold cycle with mild detergent to reduce color loss and agitation wear.
• Avoid hot drying when possible—low heat or air drying helps preserve shape and prevents excessive shrinkage or stiffness.
• Iron or steam on a low setting; use a pressing cloth if the garment is still damp from a gentle wash.
• For dark/wet garments, avoid contact with very light fabrics until you’re confident the dye is stable—wash new dark-colored items separately.

Care guide — keep it looking great longer

1. Spot-clean small marks promptly with a damp cloth and mild soap—this reduces repeated wash cycles.
2. Close buttons before washing to minimize movement and friction with other garments.
3. Use a gentle wash cycle and cold water; avoid bleach and strong detergents.
4. Prefer to air dry flat or hang to dry; if you use the dryer, choose a low-heat short cycle and remove promptly to reduce wrinkling.
5. If wrinkles remain, steam or press on low heat with a cloth between iron and fabric.
6. Store on a good hanger to maintain shoulder shape or fold neatly in cool, dry places—avoid over-cramming in a closet which creases the fabric.
7. Address pilling with a fabric shaver and mend small seam issues early to extend service life.

FAQ

Style tips

• For a modern double-denim look, contrast washes—pair the jacket with bottoms a shade lighter or darker than the jacket itself.
• Cuff the sleeves and push them to three-quarter length to highlight bracelets or a watch and make the jacket feel more casual.
• Button it fully for a cropped, polished effect; leave it open and add a belt over top for an hourglass silhouette.
• Layer with a thin turtleneck or hoodie underneath for a streetwear twist that keeps you warm.
• Pair with a dress and ankle boots to add a bit of structure to soft, flowy pieces.

Why you’ll want this in your rotation

This jacket gives you the classic denim aesthetic in a softer, more comfortable fabric that’s easy to wear and style. It’s a handy transitional piece that updates casual looks without feeling stiff—perfect for days when you want that familiar denim vibe but a more relaxed hand and fit.