Zip Up Collared Neck Long Sleeve Jacket | Pastel Yellow / S 100100575794521

Product overview

A clean, zip-up jacket with a classic collared neckline and long sleeves — designed to be a reliable go-to layer for everyday life. The silhouette is intentionally straightforward so it slips easily into casual, smart-casual and travel wardrobes: zip it up for a neat, structured look or wear it open over tees and shirts for relaxed layering. Lightweight yet substantial enough to serve as an outer layer on cool days, this piece is engineered for low-maintenance wear and frequent rotation.

Why buy it

• Versatile styling: smart collar meets casual zip for many outfit possibilities.
• Travel- and commute-friendly: resists wrinkles and packs down well.
• Easy-care performance: made to be laundered and worn often with minimal fuss.
• Layering friendly: pairs with tees, shirts and thin knits for season-to-season use.

Fabric & material details

This jacket is made from polyester fibers — a fully synthetic textile widely used for outer layers. Polyester is manufactured from polymer resins and processed into yarns and fabrics that are strong, colorfast and resistant to many of the issues natural fibers face (heavy wrinkling, frequent shrinking).

Key textile characteristics: durable structure, quick drying, holds its shape after washing, and accepts dyes consistently so colors remain vivid. As a synthetic material, it behaves differently from cotton, wool or linen in breathability, heat sensitivity and environmental profile — read the pros and cons below to decide if it suits your needs.

Fabric advantages — pros & cons

How to measure the garment (flat-lay method)

Use these steps when you have the jacket in hand or when comparing the seller's garment measurements to your body measurements:

1. Lay the jacket flat on a hard surface with the zipper closed and smooth out any folds — do not stretch the fabric.
2. Chest / bust: measure straight across from one side seam to the other, just below the armholes. Double that number to get the full circumference.
3. Shoulder width: measure from shoulder seam to shoulder seam straight across the back.
4. Sleeve length: measure from the top of the shoulder seam to the end of the cuff.
5. Back length: measure from the high point of the shoulder (where the collar meets the shoulder) straight down to the hem.
6. Record each measurement in inches or centimeters and compare to your body measurements plus your desired ease (see next section).

How to measure yourself for the best fit

1. Bust/chest: wrap the tape around the fullest part of your chest, under your arms, keeping the tape level and snug but not tight.
2. Shoulder width: with arms relaxed, measure from the outer edge of one shoulder to the other across the back where the shoulder bones sit.
3. Sleeve length: measure from the top of the shoulder (where you’d expect the seam) down to the wrist bone with the arm slightly bent.
4. Torso length preference: from the base of your neck (center back) down to where you want the jacket hem to sit — hip, just below hip, etc.
5. Upper arm circumference: measure around the fullest part of your upper arm if you plan to wear thicker layers underneath.

Choosing your size — fit notes

This style is designed as a straightforward outer layer. For a closer, tailored look choose the size that most closely matches your chest measurement; for comfortable layering (hoodies or thicker knits underneath), select the size with a couple of inches more in the chest than your body measurement. Shoulder seam alignment is the most important indicator of fit — seams should sit near your natural shoulder bone for the cleanest silhouette.

Photo/model information & how to interpret product images

If the product photos include a model, check the product page for the model’s height and the size they wear — many retailers provide that information near the image. If no model data is supplied, assume product imagery represents a styled look rather than exact fit: pay attention to how the jacket sits at the shoulder and hem, and use the garment measurements to match the fit you want. When in doubt, sizing up offers extra ease for layering; sizing down tightens the silhouette.

Colors and how to combine this jacket

This zip-up collared jacket is a neutral wardrobe anchor. Here are pairing ideas that work with most colorways:

• Neutral tones (black, navy, gray): pair with light-wash denim, white tee and sneakers for a classic casual look; switch to dark trousers and loafers for smart-casual occasions.
• Olive or earth tones: try with khaki chinos, a cream knit and brown leather boots for an outdoorsy aesthetic.
• Brighter colors or seasonal shades: keep the rest of the outfit simple (denim, black, or white) to let the jacket be the focal point.
• Pattern mixing: layer over a thin striped or checked shirt; add a scarf or statement accessory for texture.

Style & occasion

The collared neck elevates the piece beyond a basic zip hoodie, making it work for casual weekends, business-casual offices, travel days and layered fall outfits. It reads sporty when paired with joggers and sneakers, and slightly more polished when zipped over a button-down and chinos. Use it as a bridge piece between relaxed and refined looks.

Season suitability

Best suited for spring and autumn as an outer layer. In mild climates it will be comfortable through cool summer evenings; in cold weather it functions well as a mid-layer under a heavier coat. Because the fabric dries quickly and resists wrinkles, it’s especially convenient for travel and transitional weather.

Care tips & quick maintenance notes

• Fasten the zipper before washing to reduce abrasion and protect the teeth.
• Wash with like colors and avoid overloading the machine so the garment can move freely.
• Use a gentle cycle and mild detergent; avoid chlorine bleach.
• Dry on low heat or hang to dry to preserve fiber structure and shape. Remove promptly from the dryer to reduce creasing.
• Use a cool iron or steamer on the reverse if necessary; avoid direct high heat which can damage synthetic fibers.
• Address pills gently with a fabric shaver and treat small stains promptly to avoid permanent marks.

Care guide — keep it looking like new

1. Spot-clean small marks immediately with a mild detergent solution and blot — do not rub aggressively.
2. Before washing: zip up, turn inside out and fasten any closures to reduce friction.
3. Wash in cool water on a gentle or permanent-press cycle with a mild detergent; avoid fabric softeners if the jacket has any water-repellent finishes.
4. Drying: reshape and hang to air dry whenever possible; if you use a dryer, choose a low-heat short cycle and remove promptly to prevent overheating.
5. Refresh wrinkles with a hand steamer or a cool iron held over a pressing cloth; do not press with a hot iron directly on the fabric.
6. Store folded or on a hanger away from direct sunlight to minimize fading; if storing long-term, keep in a breathable bag to avoid mildew.

Style tips — outfit ideas

• Weekend runaround: layered over a graphic tee or henley, straight-leg jeans and low-top sneakers.
• Smart-casual office: zipped partway over a lightweight button-up, slim chinos and loafers — collar keeps it neat.
• Travel-ready: wear over a breathable base layer and compressible pants; the fabric’s quick-dry nature is ideal for multi-day trips.
• Layering for cold days: wear over a thin knit or hoodie and under a heavier coat for insulation without bulk.
• Evening out: zip up, add a leather belt to cinch at the waist, pair with a midi skirt or dark jeans and ankle boots.

FAQ

Final notes

This zip-up collared jacket is a practical, low-fuss layer that works across many outfits and situations. If you want a dependable piece for daily wear, commuting and travel that keeps a tidy appearance with minimal effort, it’s a strong choice. Use the measurement guidance above to select the fit you prefer and follow the care suggestions to extend the life and appearance of the jacket.