Geometric Button Down Collared Jacket | Moonlit Mauve / S 100100442858198

Overview

A smart, modern shirt-jacket in a geometric print that reads like a statement piece but behaves like a wardrobe workhorse. Designed with a classic collared button front and utility pockets, it functions equally well as a light outer layer or a structured top. The mid-weight hand and subtle structure make it a versatile pick for day-to-night looks and travel-friendly packing.

Fabric & Material Notes

This jacket is crafted from a blended knit-woven mix that brings together durable synthetic fiber, a soft cellulosic yarn, and a small amount of stretch yarn. Each component contributes different performance qualities — durability and low-crease behavior, drape and softness, and comfortable recovery for better fit and movement.

About the fibers (what they bring to the garment)

• Polyester: Provides resilience, colorfastness and resistance to wrinkling and shrinking. It helps the jacket keep its shape through repeated wear and washes.
• Viscose (rayon family): Adds a soft, breathable hand and good drape so the print and collar fall elegantly instead of looking boxy.
• Spandex/elastane: Small-percentage stretch improves comfort, allows easier movement and helps the garment recover after layering.

Fabric Advantages — Pros

• Wrinkle-resistant and low-maintenance for travel and frequent wear.
• Soft drape with polished finish thanks to the cellulosic component.
• Stretch content improves comfort and keeps the silhouette tidy after movement.
• Durable and colorfast — geometric prints stay bold wash after wash when cared for properly.

Fabric Considerations — Cons

• Being partly synthetic, it is less breathable than pure natural fibers in very hot weather.
• Viscose can be more sensitive to hot washing or drying — use cool settings to avoid shrinkage or loss of drape.
• High-heat exposure (iron/dryer/bleach) can reduce elasticity over time and dull color vibrancy.

How to Measure (product vs. body) — do this to pick the right size

Measure two things: your body (wear the layer you plan to wear underneath) and a reference jacket you already own that fits the way you want this one to fit.

Body measurements — the basics

• Bust/Chest: Wrap a tape measure around the fullest part of your chest, keeping the tape parallel to the floor and relaxed (not tight).
• Shoulder width: Measure from the edge of one shoulder to the other across the back where the shoulder seam would sit.
• Sleeve length: With your arm relaxed at your side, measure from the top of the shoulder (where a seam would sit) down to the wrist or desired cuff point.
• Front length: From the high point of shoulder (next to the neck) straight down to where you want the hem to hit — mid-hip, hip, or below.

How to use garment measurements

• Compare your body bust/chest to the jacket’s chest measurement. For a close fit allow about 1–2 inches of positive ease, for a standard relaxed shirt-jacket allow 3–4 inches, for oversized looks allow 4–6+ inches.
• If you plan to layer sweaters or thick knits underneath, choose the larger ease range or size up.
• Shoulder seam placement affects fit the most — if you prefer a neat look keep shoulder measurement very close; for a boxier “shacket” silhouette allow a little extra room in the shoulder.

Fit Notes

• Cut to a casual, shirt-jacket silhouette that balances structure with ease — not skin-tight but not voluminous.
• Sleeve length is slightly cropped/standard depending on your arm length; rolling or cuffing is an easy styling option.
• If you’re between sizes and like layering, size up one; if you prefer a tailored look, choose the smaller size based on chest measurement and shoulder fit.

Model & On-Body Info

Images of the jacket typically show a mid-length hem that falls around the hip on average-height models, with a clean collar line and front that buttons neatly. On petite frames the jacket will read slightly longer; on taller frames it becomes a classic overshirt length. Use shoulder alignment and chest measurement as your primary fit guide — those determine how the jacket will sit and whether it will allow the amount of layering you want.

Color & How to Combine It

Geometric prints read modern and architectural. Depending on the palette, use these pairing principles:

• Neutral print (black/white/grey/navy): Keep the base of the outfit neutral — slim black jeans or tailored trousers and a simple tee or fine-gauge knit to let the jacket pop.
• Warm-toned print (browns, rusts, mustard): Pair with denim, cream knits, or cognac leather boots for an elevated casual ensemble.
• Bold multi-color print: Pull one hue from the pattern for a monochrome base layer (dress or top) so the look feels coordinated rather than busy.
• Use belts to define waist over the jacket, sneakers for casual outfits, or loafers/ankle boots for an office-friendly silhouette.

Style & Occasions

This collared button-down jacket bridges shirts and light outerwear — ideal for smart-casual offices, weekend outings, city travel, and layered evening looks. Wear it buttoned as a top, unbuttoned as a light jacket, or belted for a tailored statement.

Season Suitability

• Best for transitional seasons: spring and fall when a mid-weight layer is ideal.
• Works for cool summer nights and as a layering outer piece in winter under a heavier coat.

Care Tips & Quick Fit Reminders

• Wash on a cool, gentle cycle; turn the jacket inside out before washing to preserve prints.
• Avoid hot dryer cycles — tumble low if necessary, but air drying on a hanger or flat reduces wear and preserves shape.
• Iron or steam on low heat if needed; use a pressing cloth over printed areas to avoid shine.
• If you notice minor pilling, remove gently with a fabric comb or depiller rather than aggressive rubbing.

Care Guide — keep it looking new longer

1. Pre-treat stains promptly with a mild detergent or spot remover designed for delicate fabrics.
2. Turn the jacket inside out and use a mesh laundry bag if you wash with other items to reduce abrasion.
3. Use a mild detergent without bleach; avoid fabric softeners which can reduce the effectiveness of stretch fibers.
4. Reshape while damp and hang on a shaped hanger to maintain shoulder lines, or lay flat to dry to preserve hem shape.
5. Store away from direct sunlight and heat to keep colors vivid; fold if space is limited to avoid shoulder stretching on hangers.

Style Tips — 6 quick outfit ideas

• Casual weekend: open over a white tee, slim jeans, and white sneakers.
• Office smart-casual: buttoned over a silk camisole, high-waist trousers, and loafers.
• Layered autumn look: thin turtleneck underneath, leather-look leggings, ankle boots.
• Street-cool: wear oversized with bike shorts and chunky trainers, add a crossbody bag.
• Evening edge: cinch at the waist with a slim belt, pair with a midi skirt and heels.
• Travel outfit: lightweight base layers, jacket on top, slip-on shoes — packable and low-crease.

FAQ

Q: Is the jacket true to size?

A: The cut is a relaxed shirt-jacket. Use your chest measurement plus 2–4 inches of ease for a typical fit. Size up if you plan heavy layering.

Q: Will this shrink in the wash?

A: With cool, gentle washing and avoiding high-heat drying, the fabric blend is stable. Hot water or high dryer heat increases the risk of slight shrinkage or loss of drape.

Q: Does it stretch?

A: There is a small amount of stretch for comfort and recovery, so the garment moves with you but is not a full stretch knit like activewear.

Q: Is the print colorfast?

A: The synthetic content helps color retention, but to preserve vibrancy wash inside out with like colors and avoid prolonged sun exposure when drying.

Q: Can I machine dry it?

A: Low-heat tumble is acceptable in a pinch, but air drying is recommended for best longevity.

Q: Is it suitable for formal wear?

A: It’s best described as smart-casual. It pairs well with tailored pieces for a polished look, but it’s not a substitute for a structured blazer in very formal settings.

Q: How do I remove small pills?

A: Gently remove pills with a fabric comb or pill remover; avoid harsh scrubbing which can damage the face yarns.

Ready to add a geometric statement to everyday outfits? This collared button-down jacket offers modern pattern, practical pockets and a balanced, mid-weight construction that makes it a reliable piece from season to season. Check your measurements against the fit notes above, and pick the size that supports your preferred amount of layering.