Perfee Zip-Up Sherpa Collared Neck Jacket with Pockets | Green / S 100100581440325

Perfee Zip‑Up Sherpa Collared Neck Jacket — Detailed Product Guide

A cozy, modern outer layer designed for everyday wear that blends the familiar warmth of fleece with a clean, cropped profile. Thoughtfully finished with a front zip and roomy hand pockets, this jacket gives a contemporary relaxed look while remaining practical for running errands, travel, and weekend outings. Below you’ll find material background, fit and measuring guidance, styling ideas, care instructions and answers to common questions to help you pick the right size and keep the jacket looking great.

Fabric & Materials — What Sherpa and Polyester Mean

The jacket is built from a synthetic pile commonly called “sherpa” — a faux sheepskin fleece made from polyester fibers. Sherpa mimics the soft, textured surface of natural shearling while being lightweight and easy to care for. Polyester is a thermoplastic synthetic fiber known for durability, colorfastness and resistance to wrinkling. Together, those materials create a soft, insulating outer layer that feels plush against the skin and performs well for casual outerwear.

Material Details and Practical Properties

• Feel: soft, brushed pile with a textured, cozy hand.
• Warmth: traps air in the pile to provide insulation suitable for cool to chilly conditions.
• Careability: typically machine‑washable and fast‑drying compared with natural wool; avoid high heat.
• Durability: polyester resists stretching and soiling; pile may show surface wear (pilling) over time if rubbed frequently.
• Sustainability note: conventional polyester is petroleum‑based; recycled polyester options exist but check the product tag if this is important to you.

Fabric Advantages — Pros

• Warm and comfortable without heavy weight — great for layering.
• Soft, tactile surface that looks elevated yet casual.
• Low‑wrinkle and quick to dry after washing.
• Vegan alternative to real shearling or wool while retaining a similar aesthetic.
• Holds shape well and is resistant to shrinking when cared for correctly.

Fabric Considerations — Cons

• Less breathable than natural fibers; best for cool, not hot, weather.
• Prone to surface pilling over time where there is friction (bag straps, seat belts).
• Can develop static; may attract lint or pet hair more easily.
• Sensitive to heat — ironing or high dryer temperatures can flatten or melt fibers.
• If made from virgin polyester, it has a higher environmental impact than natural or recycled alternatives.

Design & Fit Notes (How the Jacket Is Constructed)

The silhouette is shortened at the hem for a modern cropped appearance and uses dropped shoulder construction to create a relaxed, slightly boxy upper body. The collar gives structure and extra coverage at the neck, while the zip front and pockets add functionality. The knit backing of the pile provides a small amount of stretch so the jacket moves with you, but it is not a form‑fitting garment — it reads as casual and roomy by design.

How to Measure — Step‑by‑Step

Measuring Your Body (to choose size)

1. Bust/Chest: Wrap a flexible tape measure around the fullest part of your chest, keeping it parallel to the floor. Breathe normally and don’t pull tight.
2. Shoulder Width: Measure from the outer tip of one shoulder across the back to the outer tip of the other shoulder. For dropped‑shoulder styles, measure across the garment you normally wear for the best comparison.
3. Arm/Sleeve Length: With your arm slightly bent, measure from the center point at the base of your neck (center back) across the shoulder and down to the wrist; alternatively measure from your shoulder seam to wrist for jacket sleeve comparison.
4. Torso Length: Measure from the highest point of your shoulder next to the neck down to where you want the hem to sit (for cropped looks, this will be shorter than a standard jacket).

Measuring a Jacket (to compare with your measurements)

1. Lay the jacket flat on a smooth surface and zip it up.
2. Chest (Finished): Measure straight across from armpit seam to armpit seam and multiply by two for full circumference.
3. Shoulder Width: Measure from shoulder seam to shoulder seam across the back (for dropped shoulders, measure from the points where the sleeve attaches).
4. Sleeve Length: Measure from the shoulder seam to the end of the cuff.
5. Body Length: Measure along the center back from the collar‑base to the hem.
6. Compare these garment numbers to your body measurements and allow for desired ease: about 1–4 inches of extra circumference for a close, layered, or relaxed fit depending on how thick your base layers will be.

Choosing the Right Fit — Practical Guidance

• If you plan to wear thicker sweaters underneath, size up one size to maintain comfortable mobility and layering ease.
• For a neater, less oversized look, select the size that closely matches your chest measurement after allowing a small amount of ease.
• Dropped shoulders mean the shoulder seam will sit lower than a tailored jacket — expect extra room across the upper arm and back.
• When in doubt, measure a well‑fitting jacket you already own and compare those flat measurements to your preferred fit.

Color & Styling — How to Combine This Jacket

This kind of sherpa jacket is a versatile piece that plays nicely with casual and sporty wardrobes as well as relaxed smart‑casual looks. Neutral tones anchor an outfit, while seasonal or brighter hues add instant personality.

• Casual everyday: High‑rise jeans, basic tee or lightweight knit, white trainers or Chelsea boots. Add a beanie and crossbody bag for errands.
• Athleisure: Leggings, cropped sweatshirt or hoodie, running shoes and a baseball cap — the cropped hem balances high‑waisted bottoms.
• Layered smart‑casual: Lightweight turtleneck or blouse underneath, tailored trousers or a midi skirt, ankle boots. Add a slim belt at the waist to add definition.
• Travel: Pair with joggers or stretchy jeans, scarf and slip‑on shoes for comfortable layering that’s easy to remove on flights.

Seasonal Use

Best for fall, early winter and early spring when temperatures are cool. Use it as an outer layer in mild colder weather or as a midlayer beneath a heavier coat in very cold climates. Not recommended as protection in heavy rain or for subzero temperatures without additional insulated outerwear.

Care Tips & Short Fit Notes

• Before washing: Fasten the zip and turn the jacket inside out to protect the pile.
• Use a gentle, cold water cycle and mild detergent — do not use bleach.
• Avoid fabric softener when possible; it can reduce pile loft and increase static. If static is an issue, use a dryer sheet sparingly or add a half cup of white vinegar to the rinse cycle as an alternative.
• Tumble dry on low with dryer balls to help fluff the pile, or air dry flat. Do not expose to high heat or iron directly.
• If pilling develops, remove gently with a fabric shaver or a pill comb. Brush pile back into place with a soft bristle brush.
• Storage: fold and keep in a cool, dry place. Avoid hanging heavy items on thin hangers that can distort shoulder shape over time.

Care Guide — Keep It Lovely Longer

1. Spot clean fresh stains immediately with a damp cloth and small amount of gentle detergent.
2. Machine wash as needed—frequent washing shortens the life of any pile; try airing out between wears to extend time between washes.
3. Dry with low heat or lay flat to dry; while damp, gently reshape the hem and collar to maintain the cropped silhouette.
4. Once dry, restore loft by using your hands to gently fluff the fleece or by lightly steaming from the inside (steam at a distance — do not press steam head directly on fibers).
5. Remove lint and pet hair with a sticky lint roller or a clothes brush before storing or wearing to keep a clean finish.

FAQ — Quick Answers

Is this jacket warm?

Yes — it provides good cosy warmth for cool weather. For severe cold, use as a midlayer beneath a heavier coat.

Can it be machine washed?

Yes. Use a gentle/cold wash and low dryer heat or air dry. Zip it up and turn inside out before washing.

Will it pill or shed?

Some surface pilling can occur over time with rubbing. Remove pills with a fabric shaver and care for the garment gently to minimize shedding.

Is it windproof or waterproof?

No — the pile provides insulation but is not a technical shell. For wet or windy conditions, layer under a water‑resistant outer layer.

How do I choose my size?

Compare your chest measurement to the garment’s chest measurement (measure a similar jacket laid flat across the chest and double that number). Allow 1–4 inches of extra room for layerability depending on how thick your base layers are.

Does it have pockets and a collar?

Yes — practical hand pockets and a structured collar add both function and style.

Is it animal‑friendly?

Yes — sherpa in this jacket is a synthetic (faux) fleece made to resemble shearling, so it does not use animal pelts.

Style Tips — Quick Outfit Ideas

• Weekend coffee run: high‑rise straight jeans, fitted tee, low‑top sneakers and a small crossbody bag.
• Layered office casual: slim turtleneck, cropped tailored pants, heeled ankle boots — keep accessories minimal.
• Date night: slip dress or midi skirt topped with the jacket; add a slim belt and suede booties for contrast.
• Active day: leggings, longline tee, chunky trainers and a knit beanie — the cropped length balances proportions.
• Travel combo: soft joggers, capsule tee, scarf and slip‑on shoes — jacket keeps you warm without bulk at the airport.

Ready to make this sherpa jacket part of your seasonal rotation? It’s an easy piece to layer, low‑maintenance and instantly elevates casual outfits with texture and warmth. If you need help choosing between two sizes, measure a jacket you already own and compare the flat measurements, and pick the size that gives you the level of layering ease you want.