Beige Quilted Jacket with Collared Neck Button and Fur-Lined Hood | Beige / S 100100196928991

Beige Quilted Jacket with Collared Neck Button and Fur-Lined Hood

Warm, versatile and stylish — a quilted jacket with a collared neck, button closure and a fur‑lined hood that works well for everyday layering.

How to measure the jacket

Use a soft measuring tape. For garment measurements, lay the jacket flat on a table, button or zip it closed and smooth out wrinkles. Record measurements in cm or inches (1 in = 2.54 cm). When measuring a body, stand relaxed and measure over undergarments you will normally wear.

• Chest (bust): Measure across the front 1–2 cm below the armholes from seam to seam, then double that number to get the full chest circumference.
• Shoulder width: Measure straight across the back from shoulder seam to shoulder seam.
• Sleeve length: Two common methods:
  • From center back of neck (base of collar) → across shoulder → to end of cuff (common for outerwear).
  • From shoulder seam → along sleeve to cuff (alternative method).
• Back length: From the base of the collar (where it meets the body) straight down to the hem.
• Hem width: Measure across the bottom edge seam to seam and double to get the circumference.
• Hood: Measure depth (base seam to top) and width across the base seam.

Notes: Allow about 5–10 cm (2–4 in) of ease for layering. Garment measurements may vary by ±1–2 cm due to manufacturing tolerance. If between sizes, size up for extra layering or size down for a more fitted look.

Materials

Below are the typical materials used for a quilted jacket with a fur‑lined hood. Always verify the exact composition on the product specification or care label.

Outer shell

Commonly 100% polyester or a polyester blend — lightweight, durable and quick to dry.

Filling (quilted padding)

Often a down‑alternative polyester fill for warmth and easy care. Some styles use natural down; check the label for down percentage and origin if applicable.

Lining

Typically 100% polyester for smooth layering and comfort.

Hood trim (fur)

Frequently removable faux fur (polyester/acrylic) — a cruelty‑free option. Some premium models may use real fur; check the garment tag to confirm.

Closures & trims

Buttons, snaps and zippers are usually metal or plastic; thread and reinforcements are nylon or polyester.

If you require information about sustainability (recycled fibers, down certification) or allergies, consult the product page or the garment label for official details.

Model information (reference)

Use the example below to help customers visualize fit. Replace these example values with the actual model measurements if available.

• Example model: Height 177 cm (5'10") • Bust 81 cm • Waist 61 cm • Hips 89 cm
• Wearing size: S (International 36 / US 4)
• Fit: Designed for comfortable layering with a regular/relaxed silhouette. If you prefer a slimmer fit, consider one size down; for thick layers underneath, consider one size up.

Care guide (to keep it lovely longer)

Always follow the care instructions on the garment label first. These general tips suit most polyester‑shell, quilted jackets with faux‑fur hoods.

• Before washing: Close zippers and buttons, remove detachable fur trim if possible, and turn the jacket inside out.
• Machine wash: Gentle cycle with cold water and mild liquid detergent. Do not bleach. Avoid fabric softeners, which can affect water‑repellent finishes.
• Hand wash: Use cool water and mild detergent; rinse thoroughly and press out excess water gently (do not wring).
• Drying: Line dry flat or tumble dry on low. Use dryer balls or clean tennis balls to help restore loft in quilted fill. Ensure the jacket and any down/alternative fill are completely dry before storing.
• Faux fur care: Brush gently when dry with a soft brush. Avoid heat; if detachable, remove and care for separately.
• Ironing & steaming: If needed, steam or iron on the lowest safe setting with a cloth barrier; avoid direct contact between heat and fur or quilt seams.
• Spot cleaning: Treat small stains promptly with a mild soap solution; dab and rinse rather than rub. For stubborn or oil stains, consult a professional cleaner.
• Dry cleaning: Recommended if the care label specifies or if the jacket contains real down or real fur trims.
• Storage: Store clean and fully dry on a broad hanger in a breathable bag. Avoid vacuum‑packing or tight compression to preserve loft; use cedar or lavender sachets to deter moths instead of harsh chemicals.
• Minor repairs: Fix loose buttons and small seam issues early to extend the life of the jacket.

Style tips

A beige quilted jacket is highly versatile. Here are quick outfit ideas and styling rules:

• Everyday casual: Jeans, a white tee or lightweight knit, and ankle boots or chunky sneakers for a relaxed, modern look.
• Weekend & travel: Layer over a hoodie or sweatshirt, add a beanie and a crossbody bag for comfortable, hands‑free wear.
• Smart casual: Wear over a knit dress or a blouse with tailored trousers; finish with knee‑high boots or loafers for a polished outfit.
• Texture play: Contrast the quilted finish with suede, corduroy or wool to add depth and interest.
• Define the waist: Add a slim belt over the jacket to create a more tailored silhouette when desired.
• Color pairing: Beige pairs beautifully with navy, olive, black, cream and denim; add accents of burgundy or rust for seasonal warmth.
• Accessories: Minimal gold/brass jewelry, a leather or nylon crossbody bag, and a soft scarf keep the look cohesive without overwhelming the jacket.
• Proportions: Balance the jacket with slimmer bottoms if the jacket is longer, or choose higher‑waisted bottoms if the jacket is cropped.