Studded Fringe Button Down Denim Jacket | Deep Teal / S 100100739997869

Studded Fringe Button Down Denim Jacket

Bold, wearable and full of attitude — this button-front denim jacket elevates classic utility with studded hardware and flowing fringe for a statement-making silhouette. The medium-weight denim holds structure (it’s not a stretch fabric), making the jacket ideal as a top layer over tees, shirts or light sweaters. Perfect for festival looks, rock‑inspired outfits, and everyday street style, it’s a versatile closet investment that brings texture and movement to simple ensembles.

Fabric Advantages — Pros & Cons

• Pros
  • Comfortable and breathable thanks to the cotton content; the fabric softens with wear for increased comfort over time.
  • Polyester in the blend improves durability, reduces wrinkling and helps the jacket retain shape and color through repeated wear.
  • Medium-weight denim gives structure and a tailored look—ideal for layering without becoming bulky.
  • Hardware (studs) and fringe deliver immediate visual interest—acts as a single-piece outfit enhancer, reducing the need for extra accessories.
• Cons
  • Limited stretch: mobility depends on accurate shoulder and chest fit; sizing up is recommended for thicker layers underneath.
  • Embellishments (studs and fringe) need careful handling—can snag or be affected by rough washing and drying.
  • Polyester’s synthetic nature affects biodegradability and can shed microfibers during laundering—consider washing precautions.

About the Materials

The jacket is constructed from a cotton/polyester denim blend. Cotton provides softness, breathability and that classic denim texture that improves with wear; polyester adds tensile strength, reduces shrinkage and improves colorfastness. Denim itself is typically a twill weave—durable and slightly rigid at first, then comfortable as it breaks in. The metal studs are usually brass or plated metal and require protection from moisture and abrasion. Fringe is created from cut fabric strips or attached trims that add movement but can fray if not properly cared for.

Environmental and maintenance notes: blends with synthetic fibers can release tiny microfibers during machine washing—using cold water, a gentle cycle, or a microfiber-catching laundry bag reduces this. For sustainability-conscious shoppers, look for lower-impact washing methods and wash less frequently.

How to Measure the Jacket (Garment)

To check fit against the product’s size chart, measure the jacket laid flat (buttoned):

• Bust/Chest (garment): Lay jacket flat, measure straight across from underarm seam to underarm seam, then double that number to get the full circumference.
• Shoulder: Measure across the back from one shoulder seam to the other (seam‑to‑seam).
• Sleeve length: Measure from the shoulder seam to the end of the cuff. Some size guides use center‑back neck to cuff—check which method the product page lists.
• Length: Measure from the base of the collar or center back neck down to the hem for the overall jacket length.

Compare these garment measurements to your body measurements (see next section) to choose the best size.

How to Measure Yourself for the Best Fit

1. Bust/Chest — Measure around the fullest part of your chest, keeping the tape level and snug but not tight. Wear a bra you plan to wear with the jacket.
2. Shoulders — Have someone measure from the point of one shoulder (where the bone meets the arm) straight across the back to the other shoulder point.
3. Arm length — Bend your elbow slightly and measure from the shoulder point to the wrist bone for sleeve fit.
4. Torso length — Measure from the base of your neck down to where you want the jacket hem to sit (hip or waist length as preferred).
5. Fit rule of thumb — For a close fit add about 1–2 inches of ease to your chest measurement; for comfortable layering add 3–4 inches; for bulky knitwear allow 4–6 inches.
6. Conversion — If you use metric, 1 inch = 2.54 cm.

Model & Fit Notes

Product images typically use a model to illustrate how the jacket drapes. If the product page shows the model’s height and the size worn, use that as a visual guide. Because this jacket is made in a non‑stretch denim, shoulder fit is the most critical measurement—if your shoulder measurement is close to the garment shoulder width, you will have good mobility; if you plan to wear bulky sweaters beneath, choose a size up. Sleeves may feel more fitted at first but will relax slightly with wear.

Color & How to Combine the Jacket

Denim is one of the most flexible base colors. Pair the jacket with:

• Casual: white tee, black skinny jeans and white sneakers for an easy urban look.
• Boho/Festival: a printed slip dress, ankle boots, layered necklaces and a wide-brim hat—let the fringe take center stage.
• Double denim: mix washes—choose contrast (lighter top with darker bottoms or vice versa) to avoid a monochrome effect.
• Edgy night out: leather leggings or dark denim, pointed ankle boots and a pop of red lip to complement the studs.
• Office-casual (where appropriate): layer over a crisp blouse and tailored trousers to create a fashion-forward but polished contrast.

Keep jewelry minimal near the collar and shoulders so it doesn’t compete with the studs. Textured neutrals, suede, leather and metallic accessories all pair well.

Style & Occasion

The stud-and-fringe combination bridges Western, bohemian and rocker aesthetics. It’s a statement outerwear piece that works for concerts, weekend downtime, creative office environments and evening events where a bold finishing layer is welcome. Use it as the focal point of your outfit—balance with simple silhouettes underneath.

Seasons: When to Wear It

• Best for spring and fall as a top layer during transitional weather.
• Cool summer evenings: works well over lightweight dresses or tees.
• Winter: suitable as a mid-layer—wear under a heavier coat for extra warmth while preserving the look when outdoors.

Care Tips & Fit Notes

• General fit: Expect a structured, non‑stretch drape. Size up if you prefer a relaxed or layered fit.
• Initial color care: New denim can release dye—wash separately or with similar colors the first few times.
• Protect the hardware and fringe: Fasten buttons before washing, turn the jacket inside out, and either place it in a laundry bag or hand wash to minimize wear on studs and fringe.
• Drying: Hang to air dry where possible; low heat tumble drying is acceptable but may stress hardware and fringe over time.

Care Guide — Keep It Lovely Longer

1. Spot-clean small stains immediately with mild detergent and a damp cloth; this reduces full washes.
2. Wash infrequently: denim looks better the more it’s worn; wash only when needed.
3. Machine care: cold water, gentle cycle, inside out. Use a mesh bag for extra protection and avoid heavy items in the same load.
4. Detergent: mild, color-safe detergent and avoid bleach or fabric softeners which can affect fibers and hardware.
5. Drying: reshape and hang to dry; if tumble drying, use the lowest heat and remove promptly to avoid over-drying.
6. Fringe upkeep: gently hand-smooth fringe while damp and let hang straight; trim any loose threads carefully rather than pulling.
7. Hardware care: wipe metal studs with a soft, dry cloth after wear to remove oils and sweat. For tarnish, use a product safe for plated metal and test on an inconspicuous area first.
8. Storage: hang on a sturdy hanger to preserve shoulder shape; avoid crushing fringe under other garments.

Style Tips

• Want a more subtle effect? Roll the cuffs and pair with slim trousers and loafers to tone down the drama while keeping detail visible.
• For festival-ready layering, add a lightweight hoodie underneath and leave the jacket open so the fringe moves freely.
• Balance proportions by pairing the jacket’s volume with fitted bottoms such as skinny jeans or a pencil skirt.
• Create contrast by mixing textures—silky slip dress with this structured denim gives luxe-meets-grit aesthetic.
• To modernize double denim, choose different wash intensities and add a bright accessory (belt, bag or shoe) to break up the look.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Is this jacket stretchy?

No—this denim has minimal to no mechanical stretch. If you expect to layer heavy knits under it, consider sizing up for comfort.

How should I wash it given the studs and fringe?

Turn inside out and use a gentle, cold-water cycle or hand wash. Use a mesh laundry bag to protect the fringe and studs. Air drying is gentler than regular tumble drying.

Will the studs tarnish or fall off?

With normal wear and proper care they should hold up, but bumping, soaking or repeated abrasion can loosen hardware. Wipe metals dry after exposure to moisture and repair loose studs promptly—tailors or small sewing/metal-fastening kits can help.

Does the fringe unravel?

Precut fringe may slightly fray over time; treat raw edges with a fray-control product or have a tailor secure the base if you notice excess unraveling.

Can the jacket be tailored?

Hems and sleeve lengths are fairly straightforward to alter. Shoulder adjustments are more complex for structured denim—consult a skilled tailor for significant alterations.

Will the denim bleed color?

Dark denim can transfer dye initially; wash separately or with similar tones for the first few washes to minimize transfer.

Is the jacket suitable for formal wear?

It’s inherently casual and stylistically bold—great for creative or smart-casual environments, but not appropriate for traditional formal occasions.

Ready to make a statement? This studded fringe denim jacket elevates any casual outfit with texture, movement and a hint of edge. Check the garment measurements on the product page against your own measurements (and add the ease you prefer) to pick the best fit — and follow the care recommendations above to keep it looking sharp for seasons to come.