Perfee Collared Neck Button Front Pocketed Jacket | Camel / M 100100660967467

Perfee Collared Neck Button Front Pocketed Jacket

A clean, everyday collared jacket designed as a go-to layer for transitional weather. The button-front opening and practical pockets give it a handy utility feel while the simple silhouette makes it easy to dress up or down. Lightweight enough to pack for travel, yet structured enough to sharpen casual outfits — perfect for commuting, running errands or weekend layering.

Fabric and material information

This jacket is made from a polyester-based fabric. Polyester is a man-made (synthetic) fiber most commonly produced as polyethylene terephthalate (PET). It is thermoplastic, strong for its weight, resists stretching and shrinking, and holds color well. Variations of polyester include lightweight microfibers, brushed finishes for softness, and recycled polyester (rPET) made from repurposed PET bottles — brands may use these variants to improve hand-feel or environmental footprint.

Practical properties to expect: low moisture absorption, fast drying, good shape retention, and easy wash-and-wear behavior. Limitations can include reduced breathability compared with natural fibers and potential static or pilling over time depending on friction and finishing.

Fabric advantages — pros and cons

• Pros
  • Durable and long-wearing — resists tearing and abrasion for everyday use.
  • Colorfast — retains dye and resists fading in regular wear/wash cycles.
  • Easy-care — quick-drying and machine-washable; wrinkles less than many natural fabrics.
  • Lightweight and packable — great for travel and layering without bulk.
  • Affordable — cost-effective compared with many natural or specialty fibers.
• Cons
  • Less breathable than cotton or linen — may feel warm in hot, humid conditions.
  • Can develop static and attract lint or pet hair; a lint-roller helps.
  • Potential for pilling where fabric rubs (under bag straps, cuffs); a fabric shaver restores appearance.
  • Environmental considerations — conventional polyester is petroleum-based; recycled options reduce impact.

How to measure — get the best fit

The most reliable method is to measure a jacket you already own that fits the way you want this one to fit, then compare those flat measurements to the product size chart.

Measuring your body (for best size selection)

1. Bust / Chest: Wrap a soft tape measure around the fullest part of your chest, under your arms and across your shoulder blades. Keep tape level and snug but not tight.
2. Waist: Measure around the narrowest part of your torso, usually above the belly button.
3. Hips: Measure at the fullest part of your hips and buttocks.
4. Shoulder width: Measure from the tip of one shoulder (bony point) straight across to the other shoulder tip.
5. Sleeve length: With your arm relaxed at your side, measure from the shoulder seam (or center back at base of neck depending on brand convention) down to the wrist.

Measuring a jacket flat (how many product listings report measurements)

1. Lay the jacket flat on a smooth surface and button or zip it up.
2. Chest (bust): Measure across the front from armpit seam to armpit seam and multiply by two.
3. Shoulder: Measure across the back from shoulder seam to shoulder seam.
4. Sleeve: Measure from the shoulder seam down the outside of the sleeve to the cuff.
5. Front length: Measure from the highest point of the shoulder (next to the collar) down to the hem.

Quick conversion: 1 inch = 2.54 cm. Always check whether measurements are given flat or circumference; many product listings give “flat” measurements that need doubling for full circumference.

Fit notes & size guidance

• The style reads as a relaxed, utility-inspired layer rather than a tailored blazer. If you prefer a slim, close fit, pick the size that matches your body measurement with little extra ease; for layering over sweaters, choose one size larger.
• Recommended ease (extra space beyond your body measurement): 0–1" for fitted, 2–3" for everyday comfortable wear, 3–5" for oversized or layered looks.
• If between sizes, size up when you plan to wear thicker knits underneath; otherwise choose your usual size for a neat, boxy silhouette.

Model information — how to use model photos

Product images usually include the model’s height and the size they are wearing. Use that as a guide: compare the model’s proportions to your own to judge length and fit. If that detail isn’t visible on the page, assume the images show a standard retail fit — typically a model height in the mid-to-tall range wearing a small or medium. When in doubt, measure a jacket you like and compare its flat measurements to any listed garment measurements or ask customer service for the model’s stats.

Color and how to combine the jacket

This jacket’s simple lines make it an ideal neutral layer. Styling tips by color family:

• Neutrals (black, navy, beige, gray): Pair with denim and a white tee for casual looks; add chinos and loafers for a smart-casual outfit. Neutrals are easiest to mix with patterned scarves, leather bags or metallic jewelry.
• Earth tones (olive, rust, camel): Combine with warm-toned knitwear, brown leather boots and denim for an autumnal palette.
• Brighter shades: Keep layers muted underneath (jeans, neutral tees) to let the jacket be the focal point; add tonal accessories to balance the look.
• Texture mixing: Break up the smooth synthetic hand with knitwear, suede boots or a cotton scarf for visual interest.

Style & occasion

The collared, button-front and pocket design places this piece in the “shacket” / chore-jacket family — versatile between casual and smart-casual. Wear it over tees and jeans for everyday errands, over a shirt and trousers for a relaxed office look, or layer it with a hoodie for streetwear influence. The pockets add function for phone and small essentials, making it a practical outer layer for travel and weekend plans.

Season suitability

• Best suited to spring and fall as a top layer.
• On cool summer evenings it works as a lightweight cover-up.
• In colder months it functions well as a mid-layer under a heavier coat — pair with insulating layers underneath for warmth.

Care tips & quick fit reminders

• Turn the jacket inside out before washing to protect surface finishes and preserve color.
• Wash with similar colors and avoid harsh detergents or chlorine bleach.
• Remove promptly from the dryer or lay flat to dry to reduce wrinkles; reshape while damp if needed.
• To avoid static and lint, use a dryer sheet sparingly or a fabric refresher; for pet hair, use a sticky lint roller or a damp glove.
• Pilling can be removed safely with a fabric shaver or pumice stone designed for garments.

Care guide — keep it looking lovely longer

1. Pre-treat stains with a mild liquid detergent or a diluted stain remover; test on an internal seam first.
2. Machine wash on a gentle or delicate cycle with cold water (or hand-wash) and mild detergent.
3. Fasten buttons before laundering to preserve shape and prevent snags.
4. Air-dry on a hanger or lay flat; if using a dryer, use low heat and remove promptly to avoid overheating the synthetic fibers.
5. Iron on the lowest safe setting with a pressing cloth, or use a steamer from a distance to remove wrinkles without direct high heat.
6. Store on a broad hanger to maintain shoulder shape and keep out of direct sunlight to preserve color.
7. When possible, reduce washing frequency — airing it out after wear and spot-cleaning keeps the jacket fresh and extends its life.

FAQ

Is this jacket true to size?

Generally yes — it’s designed with a relaxed utility fit. Follow the measuring guidance above and add 2–3 inches of ease for everyday wear; size up if you need room for thicker layers.

Will it shrink in the wash?

Polyester is dimensionally stable, so significant shrinkage is unlikely if laundered according to care recommendations. Avoid high-heat drying to prevent changes in shape.

Are the pockets functional?

Pockets on this style are intended for practical use (phone, keys, small items). Check product images for position and depth if storage capacity matters.

Can I wear it in the rain?

It is not a substitute for a waterproof raincoat. Polyester sheds light moisture better than many natural fibers, but for sustained wet weather choose a jacket with a waterproof membrane or DWR treatment.

Does it need special cleaning?

Normal machine washing on a gentle cycle is usually fine. Dry cleaning is an option if the garment has special trims or if you prefer professional care — check the product care tag.

How do I reduce static?

Use a small amount of fabric softener in the rinse cycle, a dryer sheet at low heat, or a spray anti-static treatment. Lint rollers also help keep the surface tidy.

Style tips — outfit ideas

• Weekend casual: striped tee, high-rise jeans, white sneakers — jacket on top for polished simplicity.
• Smart-casual: crisp button shirt, slim chinos, loafers — jacket replaces a blazer for a relaxed office vibe.
• Layered warmth: thin merino sweater, scarf, dark denim and ankle boots — jacket as a mid-layer under a heavier coat if needed.
• Street style: hoodie underneath, straight-leg jeans, chunky trainers — leave front open for a layered look.
• Travel: pack the jacket with a lightweight sweater and scarf — polyester’s quick-dry nature makes it great on the go.

Why choose this jacket? It balances practical everyday function with a clean, wearable silhouette. If you want a fuss-free, easy-care layer that adapts to multiple outfits and seasons, this collared, pocketed jacket is a reliable choice — versatile for work, travel, and weekend plans.

Need help selecting the right size? Measure a jacket you already love and compare it to the garment measurements listed on this product page, follow the ease guidance above, or contact customer service with your body measurements for personalized advice.