Fuzzy Pocketed Button Up Jacket | Burgundy / S 100100316031001

Product overview

A soft, midweight button-front jacket with a plush, brushed surface and useful external pockets — designed as an easy-to-wear outer layer. It combines a tactile, cozy feel with clean lines so it reads equally well over tees, sweaters or light knits. Wear it open for a relaxed look or fasten the buttons for more structure; the texture brings casual warmth without heavy bulk.

Fabric & material — what to know

The jacket is made from a synthetic pile fabric commonly used for fuzzy outerwear. This material is created by knitting or weaving a base fabric and then raising the fibers to form a soft nap (brushed or sheared surface). The result is a plush hand, good loft and enduring color depth. Because the fibers are man-made they are strong, quick-drying and hold shape well; recycled versions of this fiber are becoming widespread in outerwear to reduce environmental impact.

Fabric advantages — pros

• Very soft and comfortable next to skin — pleasant “cozy” hand-feel without heavy weight.
• Good insulating performance for its weight: traps warm air in the pile while remaining lightweight.
• Durable and abrasion-resistant for everyday wear (pockets, buttons and seams hold up well).
• Low wrinkle tendency — easy to pack and travel with.
• Color tends to stay vivid because the fibers accept dyes well and resist fading.
• Simple home-care: machine laundering on a gentle cycle is usually fine if you follow the directions below.

Fabric considerations — cons (and how to manage them)

• Less breathable than natural fibers — it can feel warm or hold perspiration during high activity. Solution: layer with breathable base-layers and leave the jacket open when you’re active.
• Prone to static and occasional pilling across high-friction zones. Minimize with gentle washing, avoid harsh agitation, and refresh the surface with a fabric shaver or lint comb.
• Not inherently waterproof; it repels light moisture briefly but will absorb heavy rain. If you need rain protection, pair it with a shell or use a spray-on water-repellent treatment designed for synthetic fabrics.
• Environmental note: conventional synthetic fibers shed microfibers in the wash. To reduce impact, wash in cooler cycles, use a microfiber-capture bag or filter, and consider recycled-fiber alternatives when available.
• Heat-sensitive: avoid high dryer/iron temperatures to prevent flattening or melting the pile.

How to measure — body and garment (so you pick the best fit)

Measure yourself first, then measure a jacket you already own that fits the way you want this one to fit. Compare those numbers rather than relying on visual sizing alone.

How to measure your body

1. Chest/Bust: Measure around the fullest part of your chest, keeping the tape horizontal and snug but not tight.
2. Shoulder width: Measure from the outer edge of one shoulder bone to the other across the top of the back.
3. Sleeve length: With your arm relaxed at your side, measure from the top of your shoulder (where the shoulder seam would sit) down to the wrist bone.
4. Back/top length: Measure from the base of the neck (the nape) straight down to the point where you want the hem to sit.

How to measure a jacket (flat)

1. Lay the jacket flat on a table and smooth it without stretching.
2. Chest across: Measure straight across the front from one underarm seam to the other; double that number for the full chest circumference.
3. Shoulder: Measure from seam to seam across the top.
4. Sleeve: Measure from the shoulder seam to the cuff along the outside seam.
5. Length: Measure from the center back at the base of the collar down to the hem to match with your preferred back length.

Suggested ease (how much room to allow)

• Close-fitting: 0–2 inches of ease (for a sleek look or worn over a tee).
• Everyday relaxed: 3–4 inches of ease (comfortable with a thin sweater).
• Layered/oversized: 5–7 inches of ease (if you plan to wear heavy knits underneath).

Fit notes & sizing tips

• The silhouette reads relaxed and slightly boxy — if you prefer a tailored look, choose your usual size; for roomy layering, size up one.
• Pay attention to shoulder seam placement: if it sits on or just off your shoulder bone you’ll get the intended shape.
• If you are between sizes and prefer less bulk, opt for the smaller size; if you like to wear bulky layers, choose the larger.

Care tips — everyday maintenance

• Turn the jacket inside out before washing to protect the pile.
• Use a gentle detergent and a short, cold-water cycle to minimize abrasion and color loss.
• Avoid bleach and heavy fabric softeners — they can coat the fibers and reduce loft.
• To reduce static, add a small amount of white vinegar to the rinse (test first) or use dryer balls during tumble-drying on low.
• Remove from the dryer promptly and reshape while slightly damp to keep the nap looking even.
• For pilling, gently de-pill with a fabric shaver or sweater comb; spot clean stains quickly with a mild solution and blot rather than rub.

Care guide — to keep it looking lovely longer

1. Pre-wash: Close all buttons and fastenings; empty pockets; turn garment inside out.
2. Wash: Gentle cycle, cool water, mild detergent; wash similar colors together.
3. Dry: Air-dry flat or tumble on the lowest setting with dryer balls for 10–15 minutes to revive loft; do not over-dry.
4. Refresh: Light steaming from a distance will lift fibers and remove minor wrinkles. Avoid pressing the iron directly onto the pile.
5. Storage: Fold or hang on a wide, padded hanger; store in a breathable bag and avoid prolonged compression to preserve the nap.
6. Long-term care: For deep stains or structural repairs, consult a professional cleaner experienced with synthetic outerwear.

Seasonal use

Ideal for transitional months — fall and early spring — and mild winter days. It performs best as the outer layer on cool dry days or as a midlayer under a rainproof shell during colder spells. Not designed for heavy rain or extreme cold on its own.

Color and styling — how to pair it

This textured jacket acts as a neutral foundation or as a focal texture depending on the color. Here are go-to pairings:

• Neutrals (cream, beige, black, gray): Pair with light or dark denim, leather boots, and warm earth-toned accessories for an elevated everyday outfit.
• Earth tones (olive, rust, camel): Complement with muted greens, denim and cognac leather for an autumnal palette.
• Bold colors (plum, deep teal, brick): Anchor with neutral bottoms (black or denim) and keep accessories simple so the jacket remains the statement piece.

Style tips & outfit ideas

• Casual weekend: tee, straight-leg jeans, sneakers — jacket worn open for a relaxed finish.
• Layered cold-weather look: thin merino base, midweight sweater, jacket, and a weatherproof shell on top.
• Dress it up: belt the waist over a midi dress and add ankle boots to transform the silhouette.
• Office casual: crisp blouse, tapered trousers and loafers; keep the jacket unbuttoned for a smart-casual vibe.
• Travel friendly: compresses well, resists wrinkling — pair with leggings and slip-on shoes for airport comfort.

About the model and imagery

Product photography is intended to show fit and styling ideas. If model height and the size worn are not listed on the product page, use the measuring guide above to compare a trusted garment to the website measurements. Images can exaggerate or minimize perceived fit, so use actual measurements for the most reliable choice.

FAQ

Is the jacket warm enough for winter?

Great for mild winter days and as an insulating midlayer; for very cold climates you’ll want a heavier coat or a jacket layered under a weatherproof shell.

Can I machine wash it?

Yes — on a gentle, cool cycle and following the care guide above will keep it in good shape.

Will it shrink or lose shape?

Synthetic pile fabrics are largely shrink-resistant, but high heat can distort fibers. Use low temperatures for washing and drying to maintain shape.

How do I handle pilling?

Pilling is normal over time on brushed synthetics. Use a fabric shaver or pill remover and try to wash inside out on gentle cycles to minimize friction.

Is it water-resistant?

Not inherently. It will resist light spray briefly, but for rain protection combine it with a waterproof outer layer or apply a suitable DWR spray.

Can I iron it?

Avoid direct ironing. If needed, use a low steam setting from a distance or cover the fabric with a press cloth and use the lowest iron setting to avoid flattening the nap.

How do I choose a size if I like to layer?

Measure a jacket you already own that fits well over a sweater and compare those flat measurements to the product measurements; add 4–6 inches of ease for bulky layering.

Any environmental considerations?

Synthetic fibers can shed microfibers during washing. To reduce impact use cooler, gentler cycles, full loads, and consider a microfiber-capture bag or filter when washing synthetic garments.

Final notes

This jacket is a versatile, cozy piece that elevates casual outfits with tactile texture and practical details. Before ordering, compare your favorite jacket’s flat measurements with the product measurements, consider the amount of layering you want, and follow the care suggestions to maintain the plush look and feel. It’s an easy, travel-friendly layer that works across many seasonal wardrobes.