Button Down Collared Jacket | Hot Pink / S 100100984222720

Overview

The Button Down Collared Jacket is a versatile, utility-inspired outer layer that balances clean tailoring with everyday functionality. Its classic collar and button-front make it easy to wear as a light jacket, an overshirt, or a top layer on brisk days. Thoughtful construction and practical pockets give it purpose beyond looks—ideal for commuting, casual workwear and weekend styling. Read the sections below to match the right size, care for the fabric properly and get styling inspiration so you feel confident ordering.

Fabric — what to expect from natural cotton

This jacket is constructed from natural cotton fibers, a classic choice for everyday outerwear. Cotton is breathable, soft against the skin and becomes more comfortable with wear. It takes dye well and adapts to different finishes (brushed for softness, combed for cleaner hand, mercerized for luster). Because it is a cellulosic fiber, it behaves predictably when laundered and cared for—softening slightly over time while maintaining structure when laundered carefully.

Fabric advantages — pros

• Breathable and comfortable for daily wear; excellent for temperature regulation in transitional seasons.
• Softens with wear and laundering—garment becomes more comfortable over time.
• Durable when stitched and finished well; holds shape for repeated wear and washing.
• Easy to dye and style — pairs well with both neutrals and colors.
• Natural fiber that is biodegradable at end of life and less likely to irritate sensitive skin.
• Simple home care is possible with basic laundry methods (see care guide below).

Fabric considerations — cons

• Prone to natural wrinkling; may need light steaming or ironing for a crisp appearance.
• Can shrink or change slightly if exposed to high heat in washing or drying—follow recommended care.
• Slower to dry than many synthetic blends; will feel heavier when wet.
• Conventional cotton production can have environmental impacts—look for certifications if sustainability is a priority.

Material details & signals of quality

When reviewing product listings, look for terms that indicate higher-quality cotton construction: long-staple or combed cotton, preshrunk or enzyme-washed finishes, and any certifications (OEKO-TEX, GOTS, Better Cotton). Longer staple fibers generally mean softer hand and improved durability. If a garment is garment-dyed or enzyme-washed, expect a lived-in look and a softer hand from the first wear.

How to measure the jacket (garment) and how to measure yourself

The most reliable way to pick the right size is to compare a jacket you already own that fits the way you like to the product's garment measurements. Below are step-by-step measuring methods.

Measuring the garment (lay flat)

1. Lay the jacket flat on a smooth surface and fasten buttons so the fabric is in its natural position.
2. Chest / Bust: Measure straight across from one underarm seam to the other, then double that number to get the full circumference.
3. Shoulder width: Measure from the outside edge of one shoulder seam to the outside edge of the other shoulder seam across the back.
4. Sleeve length: Measure from the shoulder seam to the end of the cuff.
5. Front length: Measure from the highest point of the shoulder (near the collar seam) down to the hem at the front.
6. Hem width: Measure straight across the bottom edge and double that number for full circumference.

Measuring your body

1. Chest / Bust: Wrap the tape around the fullest part of your chest with arms relaxed. Keep the tape level and snug but not tight.
2. Shoulder: Measure across the upper back from the outside of one shoulder bone to the other.
3. Arm / Sleeve: With arm relaxed at your side, measure from the shoulder point (where a seam would sit) down to the wrist bone.
4. Torso / Front length: Measure from the highest point of your shoulder near the neck down to where you want the jacket to end.

Choosing the right fit

After you have both sets of measurements:

• Compare your body measurements to the garment measurements. For a comfortable, everyday fit allow approximately 1–3 inches (2.5–7.5 cm) of positive ease in the chest for a classic fit; 3–5+ inches for a relaxed/oversized look. Less than 1 inch will give a more tailored, close fit.
• If you plan to layer thicker sweaters underneath, add 2–4 inches of ease in the chest measurement.
• Shoulder seam alignment is crucial—the seam should sit near the edge of your shoulder bone for intended fit.
• Use sleeve length and front length from the garment to confirm where the cuffs and hem will fall on your body.
• If the product page lists measurements in inches and you want centimeters: multiply inches by 2.54 to convert to cm.

Model & photo reference — how to use product imagery

Product photography is there to show silhouette and proportion. When model details are listed on the page, use the model's height and the size they wear to judge how the jacket falls. If model details are not shown, expect the photos to highlight either a true-to-size or intentionally relaxed fit—use the garment measurements and the fit guidance above to decide. Photos with multiple styling options (buttoned, unbuttoned, layered) give the best sense of versatility.

Color information and combination ideas

Neutral tones—navy, khaki, black, off-white—work as a wardrobe staple: pair with denim, chinos or a neutral knit. Earthy or olive tones are great with brown leather boots, tan chinos and rust or cream layers. Darker shades (navy/black) create a sleek base for brighter accents—scarves, sneakers, or patterned shirts.

• Casual: T-shirt, slim or straight jeans, and low sneakers for an easy everyday look.
• Smart-casual: Button-down shirt, chinos and loafers or desert boots for office-friendly styling.
• Layered: Lightweight knit or flannel underneath plus a heavier coat on top when temperatures drop.
• Accessories: Minimal jewelry, a leather belt and a structured bag elevate the look; caps and beanies keep it relaxed.

Style & occasions

The jacket’s clean collar and button-front make it appropriate across many settings: weekend errands, casual Fridays, travel and layered streetwear. It nods to classic workwear—durable, practical and minimal—so it can be styled for both functional and polished looks.

Season suitability

• Best for spring and fall as a transitional layer.
• Good for cool summer evenings and mild winter days when combined with insulating layers.
• Not intended as a standalone option for prolonged heavy rain or sub-zero temperatures unless layered under heavier outerwear.

Care Tips & Fit Notes

Fit Notes

• Most customers find a close-to-true sizing works best. If you prefer to wear bulky sweaters underneath, choose one size up.
• Check the shoulder seam and chest measurements first—those determine overall comfort and mobility.
• If you like a neat, refined look, select a size with minimal extra chest ease; for an on-trend overshirt silhouette, select a roomier size.

Quick care tips

• Wash on a gentle cycle with cold water and a mild detergent to preserve color and minimize shrinkage.
• When possible, hang to dry or tumble on low heat to reduce stress on fibers and avoid excessive shrinkage.
• Turn the jacket inside out before washing to reduce abrasion and fading of the outside surface.
• Use a warm iron or a garment steamer to refresh the jacket and remove wrinkles; iron inside out for darker shades.

Care Guide — keep it looking its best

1. Before washing: Close buttons and empty pockets. Check for stains and pre-treat gently with a mild solution or stain remover designed for natural fibers.
2. Machine wash: Use a gentle cycle with cold water. Wash with similar colors. Avoid overloading the machine.
3. Drying: Hang to dry on a shaped hanger or lay flat to preserve silhouette. If using a dryer, use the lowest heat setting and remove while slightly damp to reduce wrinkles and shrinkage.
4. Ironing & steaming: Iron at medium temperature; use steam or a damp pressing cloth for stubborn creases. Iron inside out if the jacket has special finishes or darker dyes.
5. Storage: Hang on a wide, supportive hanger in a cool, dry place. Avoid plastic bags that trap moisture. Fold for travel and use tissue paper to reduce creases.
6. Minor repairs: Replace missing buttons promptly and secure loose seams. Small tears can often be repaired with a professional tailors’ service for long-term wear.
7. Stain removal notes: Oil—dish soap; ink—alcohol-based removers (test on an inconspicuous area first); general—oxygen-based soak.

FAQ

Is this jacket true to size?

Generally yes, but sizing preference varies. Reference the garment measurements and your current favorite jacket for the most accurate choice.

Will the fabric shrink?

Natural cotton can shrink if exposed to high heat. To limit shrinkage, launder in cold water and air-dry or tumble-dry on low.

Is it machine-washable?

Yes—use a gentle cycle and mild detergent. Follow the care guide for best results and to preserve color and shape.

Can I wear this jacket in the rain?

It's not water-repellent. In light drizzle it can be worn, but if it becomes saturated it will absorb water and take longer to dry. For consistent wet weather, choose a rain-specific outer layer.

Is the jacket lined?

Some jackets of this style are unlined for a lighter, more breathable feel; others have partial lining. Check the product page for lining details if that is important to you.

How should I choose between sizes if I'm between measurements?

If you prefer a closer fit, select the smaller size; if you like to layer or want a relaxed look, take the larger size. Use the recommended ease guidelines above for reference.

Style Tips — outfit ideas

• Weekend casual: Layer over a plain tee with slim denim and white sneakers for an effortless look.
• Office casual: Wear over a lightweight button-down with chinos and loafers; roll cuffs for a relaxed finish.
• Layered warmth: Add a thin merino sweater underneath and finish with a scarf and rugged boots for cool days.
• Travel-friendly: Choose neutral colors for easy mixing; roll the jacket to minimize wrinkles and use it as an extra layer on flights.
• Textural contrast: Pair the cotton jacket with corduroy trousers or a wool scarf to add visual interest.

Final notes & buying tips

This jacket is designed to be a versatile building block of a practical wardrobe—durable, approachable and easy to style. Before adding to cart, measure a jacket that fits well and compare those numbers to the product measurements on the listing. If you have specific fit preferences (close-fitting vs layered), use the ease guidance above when choosing your size. Care for it gently and it will soften into a comfortable, long-lived staple.

If you have any specific questions about fit, finishes or the color option you’re looking at, check the product page for model details and garment measurements or reach out to customer support with your body measurements so they can recommend the best size.