Baseball Sequin Dropped Shoulder Raw Hem Jacket | Deep Red / S 100100262609365

How to measure

Measure your body (to choose a size)

1. Bust / Chest: Wrap the tape measure around the fullest part of your bust/chest (across the nipples and around the back). Keep the tape level and snug but not tight. Wear a lightly lined bra for best accuracy.
2. Waist: Measure around the narrowest part of your torso (natural waist), usually above the belly button. Keep the tape relaxed.
3. Hips: Measure around the fullest part of your hips and seat, keeping the tape parallel to the floor.
4. Shoulder width: Measure from the tip of one shoulder bone to the tip of the other across the back.
5. Sleeve length: With your arm relaxed at your side, measure from the shoulder seam (or shoulder bone) down to the wrist bone.
6. Torso length (HP Shoulder to hem): Measure from the highest point of the shoulder (next to the base of the neck) straight down to where you want the jacket to end.

Measure a jacket flat (to check a fit)

1. Chest (pit-to-pit): Lay the jacket flat, smooth out wrinkles. Measure straight across from one underarm seam to the other, then double that number to get the circumference.
2. Shoulder width: Measure across the back from shoulder seam to shoulder seam. For dropped-shoulder styles, measure where the sleeve joins the body.
3. Sleeve length: Measure from the shoulder seam to the end of the cuff.
4. Center back length: Measure from the base of the collar (center back) down to the hem.
5. Hem width: Measure across the bottom hem and double it for circumference.

Helpful sizing tips: compare your body measurements to the jacket's flat measurements. Recommended ease (additional room beyond your body measurement):

• Fitted: 0–2" / 0–5 cm ease
• Relaxed: 3–4" / 7–10 cm ease
• Oversized: 5–8" / 13–20 cm+ ease

Because this jacket has a dropped shoulder and a raw-hem, the silhouette is intended to read relaxed/boxy—if you prefer closer-fitting shoulders, consider sizing down.

Materials

Typical material construction for a sequin-embellished baseball jacket:

• Shell: Woven or knit polyester base with sequin embellishment (sequins are usually acrylic/PVC or polyester).
• Lining: Smooth polyester or acetate lining for comfort and to protect skin from sequins.
• Trim & hardware: Metal or plastic zipper, and any rib or woven trims are commonly a cotton/polyester blend.
• Raw hem detail: Cut edge of the fabric left intentionally unfinished for a frayed look; the base fabric determines how it frays (poly blends fray differently from 100% cotton).

Note: sequin types and exact fiber percentages vary by production run—always check the garment's care tag or product label for the definitive fiber content and any country-specific materials information.

Model & fit

For reference in product imagery: model height is approximately 5'9"–5'10" (175–178 cm) and is wearing a size S. Typical model measurements used in imagery are around Bust 32" / Waist 24" / Hips 34". The jacket features a dropped shoulder and a relaxed, slightly boxy silhouette—hip-length on most heights.

Fit advice: if you want a more fitted look at the shoulders and torso, try sizing down; for a more oversized, layered look, stick with your usual size or size up.

Care Guide (to keep it lovely longer)

• Read the label first: Follow any manufacturer-specific care symbols on the garment tag.
• Spot clean when possible: For small marks, gently dab with a soft cloth and mild detergent diluted in cold water. Avoid rubbing sequins vigorously.
• Hand wash recommended: If washing at home, turn the jacket inside out and hand wash in cold water with a mild detergent. Keep agitation gentle and brief. Rinse thoroughly.
• If machine washing: Use a gentle/delicate cycle, cold water, inside a mesh laundry bag, inside-out. Wash alone or with similar delicate items. Avoid heavy items that could snag sequins.
• Do not bleach.
• Drying: Do not tumble dry. Lay the jacket flat on a clean towel to dry, reshaping the raw hem if needed. Dry away from direct sunlight and heat sources.
• Ironing & steaming: Do not iron directly on sequins. If needed, steam gently from the inside or place a pressing cloth over the fabric and use a low iron on the reverse side.
• Dry clean: If the care label states “dry clean only,” take it to a reputable cleaner and tell them about the sequin detail. Some sequins tolerate gentle wet cleaning; others require professional care.
• Storage: Hang on a padded hanger or fold with tissue paper between layers to prevent sequin abrasion. Store in a breathable garment bag; avoid plastic covers that trap moisture.
• Maintain raw hem: Trim any excessively long stray threads with small scissors. Use a small dab of fabric sealant (fray check) on problem spots if you want to minimize further fraying.
• Repairs: Keep spare sequins or small clear thread/backing for quick fixes. Resew loose sequins with polyester thread and a fine needle; avoid glues that can discolor or harden sequins unless they are fabric-safe.
• Avoid contact: Perfume, deodorant, and jewelry can damage sequins—apply perfumes and lotions before dressing and be mindful of sharp accessories.

Style Tips

• Casual Everyday: Wear over a white tee, high-rise jeans and clean sneakers for an elevated, sporty look.
• Sporty-Chic: Layer a slim hoodie or sweatshirt underneath and pair with joggers or bike shorts for a trendy athleisure outfit.
• Night Out: Contrast the sparkle with black skinny jeans or a little slip dress and ankle boots or heels for a mix of glam and edge.
• Balance the look: Keep the rest of the outfit simple when the jacket is heavily embellished—neutral tops and minimal jewelry let the jacket be the focal point.
• Play with proportions: Because of the dropped shoulder and boxy silhouette, pair with slim bottoms (skinny jeans, straight-leg trousers, or a pencil skirt) to create a flattering balance.
• Accessorize thoughtfully: A baseball cap or beanie emphasizes the sporty vibe; delicate layered necklaces or hoop earrings add a subtle feminine contrast.
• Day-to-night transition: Switch sneakers for heels, swap a tee for a silk camisole, and you’re ready for evening plans without changing the jacket.
• Seasonal layering: In cooler months, layer over a thin turtleneck; in spring, wear over a lightweight dress for a playful contrast to the raw hem and sequins.