Perfee Two-Tone Zip-Up Dropped Shoulder Hooded Jacket | Coffee Brown / S 100101711192359

Product overview

A clean, modern two‑tone zip hoodie with a deliberately relaxed cut — the dropped shoulder line softens the silhouette while the full‑length zipper and hood make it an easy, functional top layer. Designed for everyday casual wear, this jacket is light enough to pack and quick to dry, yet structured enough to retain its shape after repeated wear. The color‑blocking adds visual interest so a simple tee and jeans become instantly more styled.

Fabric & material background

This jacket is constructed from polyester, a family of synthetic fibers most commonly made from polyethylene terephthalate (PET). Polyester is widely used for outer layers because it balances durability and low maintenance: it resists stretching and shrinking, holds dye well, dries quickly and keeps a tidy, low‑wrinkle look. Modern polyester finishes can be brushed for softness, treated for anti‑pilling or moisture management, and even produced from recycled PET to reduce environmental impact.

Fabric advantages — pros

• Durable and abrasion‑resistant: holds shape and resists wear from regular use.
• Quick‑drying and low‑wrinkle: travel‑friendly and easy to care for.
• Excellent color retention: two‑tone panels keep their contrast and stay vibrant after washing.
• Lightweight warmth: traps air efficiently for mild insulation without bulk.
• Economical: typically lower cost and accessible performance versus many natural or technical fabrics.

Fabric drawbacks — cons and mitigation

• Less breathable than many natural fibers — choose looser sizing or breathable base layers if you run warm.
• Can trap odors with heavy sweat; wash promptly after intense activity to avoid lingering smells.
• Prone to static and pilling over time — use low‑heat drying, an anti‑static spray or a fabric shaver for maintenance.
• Environmental impact: conventional polyester is petroleum‑based; to reduce microplastic release, wash cold in a mesh filter bag and line dry when possible.
• Sensitive to high heat — use low iron settings or steam carefully to avoid damage.

Fit notes & styling silhouette

The dropped shoulder creates a relaxed sleeve head and a slightly boxy torso that flatters a wide range of body types. If you prefer a closer, more tailored look, select the smaller of your usual sizes; if you want layering room (sweaters or hoodies underneath), choose one size up. The mid‑length cut sits comfortably at the hip for most heights and makes the jacket ideal for layering over tees, light knits or athleisure staples.

How to measure — garment and body (step‑by‑step)

Tools: flexible fabric tape measure, a flat surface and a helper if possible.

1. Chest / Bust (body): Wrap the tape around the fullest part of your chest/bust, under the arms and across the shoulder blades. Keep the tape parallel to the floor and breathe normally.
2. Chest / Bust (garment): Lay the jacket flat, zip closed and smooth out wrinkles. Measure straight across from one underarm seam to the other; double that number to get the full circumference.
3. Shoulder width: Measure from the outer edge of one shoulder (where the arm meets the shoulder) straight across the back to the other shoulder edge.
4. Sleeve length: For accuracy, measure from the shoulder seam to the end of the cuff on the jacket. To measure on your body, measure from the shoulder tip down to the wrist with the arm slightly bent.
5. Body length: Measure from the highest point of the shoulder (next to the base of the neck) straight down to the hem.
6. Comparing & choosing fit: Decide how much ease you want: for a snug look allow 0–2 inches (0–5 cm) of extra room in the chest, for a standard relaxed fit allow 2–4 inches (5–10 cm), and for an oversized look allow 4+ inches (10+ cm).

Model reference (example)

As a reference point for visuals: in many retailer images a model around 5'8"–5'10" (≈173–178 cm) typically wears a medium for a relaxed, true‑to‑size appearance. Use the measurement steps above to match your proportions rather than relying on height alone — people of the same height may require different sizes depending on shoulder width and torso length.

Color & how to combine it

Two‑tone color blocking is versatile: treat one tone as the dominant base and use the contrasting tone for accents (shoes, hats, or a bag). Styling ideas:

• Keep the underlayer neutral (white, black or grey) so the jacket remains the focal point.
• Casual city look: clean sneakers, tapered jeans and a simple tee — let the two‑tone panels frame the outfit.
• Athleisure: match one of the jacket tones with leggings or joggers and a sporty cap.
• To smarten up: layer over a thin knit polo and swap sneakers for leather low‑tops or chelsea boots.

Seasonal use

Ideal for transitional months — spring and fall — and cool summer evenings. Use as a layering piece in colder months: a thermal base + sweatshirt + this jacket, then top with a heavier coat if needed. Not designed as a substitute for waterproof outerwear or heavy insulated parkas in extreme weather.

Care tips & short care guide

Quick routine to keep the jacket looking fresh:

• Close the zipper and turn the jacket inside out before washing to protect the surface and color panels.
• Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle with like colors; use a mild detergent.
• Avoid bleach and minimize or skip fabric softener (softener can reduce moisture‑management finishes).
• Prefer air drying: reshape while damp and hang in shade. If you must tumble dry, use low heat and remove promptly.
• If ironing is necessary, choose a low synthetic setting and press with a cloth between the iron and fabric.
• To reduce microfibers released in the wash, use a microfiber‑capturing bag or install an in‑machine filter.

Fit & wear notes

• Dropped shoulders give a relaxed upper‑arm line; expect slightly wider sleeve placement than a traditional shoulder seam.
• If you often layer heavier knits, size up to preserve mobility at the shoulders and chest.
• Shorten or lengthen appearance by pairing with high‑rise or low‑rise bottoms respectively — the jacket’s mid‑hip length works with both.

Style tips — outfit suggestions

• Weekend casual: white tee, slim jeans, and retro sneakers. Add a cap for an effortless city look.
• Active day: technical leggings, performance tee and running shoes — the jacket functions as a warm‑up layer.
• Layered warmth: thin rollneck underneath, jacket zipped halfway and a long coat on top for cold commutes.
• Elevated casual: tonal chinos, a lightweight knit and minimalist leather sneakers — pick accessories in one of the jacket’s tones to tie the look together.

FAQ

Does this jacket run true to size?

Generally yes for a relaxed fit. Because of the dropped shoulder, it skews more casual — size down for a sleeker look or size up for extra layering room.

Can I machine wash it?

Yes: wash cold on a gentle cycle, zipped and inside out. Air dry when possible to extend fabric life.

Will polyester shrink?

Polyester is low‑shrinkage when washed in cold water. Avoid high heat drying to prevent distortion or shrinkage.

Is it waterproof or windproof?

Not fully. Polyester resists moisture more than cotton and dries quickly, but unless the fabric has a durable water repellent (DWR) or membrane it is not a substitute for rainwear.

How do I stop pilling or static?

Wash inside out, avoid abrasive fabrics in the same load, and dry on low. A fabric shaver removes pills; anti‑static sprays or a dryer sheet reduce static cling.

Is this suitable for travel?

Yes — it packs well, dries quickly and resists wrinkling, making it a smart travel companion.

Is recycled polyester an option?

Some brands offer recycled PET (rPET) alternatives. If sustainability is a priority, check product details or ask customer service whether this style uses recycled fibers or low‑impact finishes.

Care guide — keep it looking new

1. Zip and turn inside out before washing to protect the two‑tone surface.
2. Use cold water and gentle detergent; avoid bleach and heavy stain removers unless spot‑tested.
3. Dry flat or hang in shade; avoid direct sunlight for long periods to prevent faded colors.
4. Store on a hanger to maintain shoulder shape; do not fold for long periods if you prefer crisp lines.
5. For small snags, carefully trim loose fibers rather than pulling; for pills, use a fabric shaver on low.

Why this jacket is worth adding to your wardrobe

It combines fuss‑free care with a contemporary, wearable silhouette: the two‑tone design gives instant polish to casual outfits, while polyester keeps it practical for travel and daily use. If you want a go‑to layer that looks intentional without demanding special care, this jacket is a practical, stylish choice.

Need help choosing a size? Use the measurement steps above to compare your measurements to the listed garment dimensions on the product page — aim for 2–4 inches (5–10 cm) of chest ease for a comfortable everyday fit.