Open Front Long Sleeve Jacket | Dusty Pink / S 100100579861002

Open Front Long Sleeve Jacket — Product Details

How to measure this jacket

For the most accurate fit, measure a similar jacket you already own that you find comfortable. Lay it flat on a smooth surface and follow the steps below. When measuring your body, keep the tape measure parallel to the floor and relaxed (not tight).

1. Chest / Bust: Lay the jacket flat and measure from one underarm seam to the other across the front. Double that number to get the full circumference.
2. Shoulder width: Measure across the back from the outer edge of one shoulder seam to the other shoulder seam.
3. Sleeve length: Measure from the top of the shoulder seam (where the sleeve meets the shoulder) down to the end of the cuff. For a set-in sleeve, this is the most consistent method.
4. Jacket length: Measure from the highest point of the shoulder (near the neckline) straight down to the hem.
5. Hem / Hip width: With the jacket laid flat, measure across the bottom hem and double for full circumference.
6. Cuff / Sleeve opening: Measure the sleeve opening flat across and double for the full circumference of the cuff.

Quick tips: use a cloth tape measure, measure over a thin layer of clothing if measuring your body, and have someone help for best accuracy.

Materials & fabric information

Please check the garment label or the product page for the exact fiber content. Typical fabrics used for open-front long sleeve jackets include:

• Cotton blends — breathable, comfortable, and easy to care for; often blended with synthetics for shape retention.
• Polyester / synthetic blends — durable, wrinkle-resistant, quick-drying; good for travel-friendly shapes.
• Viscose / rayon — soft with a nice drape and slightly silky feel; may require gentler washing.
• Wool or wool blends — warm and insulating; typically labeled dry-clean or gentle care.
• Linen blends — lightweight and textured; tends to wrinkle naturally but is breathable for warm weather.

Each fiber behaves differently: synthetics resist wrinkles, natural fibers breathe better, and blends aim to combine the best properties. If the exact composition is important to you (allergies, winter/summer use, etc.), consult the product specifications on the product page or the sewn-in care label.

Model information

Model reference (for photo fit): model is photographed wearing a small size for a relaxed fit. Use model photos as a visual guide—refer to the size table and measurement instructions above for precise sizing.

Fit note: this open-front design is usually intended to be relaxed and easy to layer over tops and lightweight knitwear. If you prefer a more fitted look or plan to wear chunky layers underneath, consider sizing up.

Care guide — keep it lovely longer

• Always follow the care symbols on the garment label. When in doubt, treat delicate or blended fabrics gently.
• Machine wash cold or use a gentle cycle with similar colors; turn the jacket inside out before washing to reduce abrasion.
• Use mild detergent; avoid bleach and products with optical brighteners that can change color tones.
• For woven or structure-sensitive jackets, reshape while damp and lay flat to dry or hang on a padded hanger. Avoid tumble drying unless the label allows it.
• Iron on low to medium heat on the reverse side, or use a steamer to remove wrinkles safely. For wool or viscose items, use a pressing cloth if ironing.
• Spot-clean small stains promptly with a damp cloth and mild soap. For stubborn stains or structured fabrics, professional dry cleaning may be recommended.
• To prevent pilling on knit blends, turn the garment inside out before washing and avoid excessive friction; remove pills gently with a fabric shaver.
• Store on a hanger for structured jackets and folded for softer knits. Use breathable garment covers for long-term storage and keep away from direct sunlight to prevent fading.

Style tips

• Casual weekend: Layer over a tee or lightweight sweater with jeans and sneakers for an easy everyday look.
• Office smart: Pair with tailored trousers or a pencil skirt and ankle boots or heels. Add a crisp blouse to elevate the outfit.
• Evening out: Wear over a slip dress or a slim-fitting top and leather-look trousers; finish with statement earrings and heeled sandals.
• Layering: Because it’s open-front, this jacket works well as a top layer—try a thin turtleneck underneath for cooler days or a camisole and scarf for transitional weather.
• Proportion balance: If the jacket is boxy or long, keep bottoms more fitted (skinny jeans, tapered trousers) to balance the silhouette. For cropped jackets, opt for higher-waisted bottoms to elongate the legs.
• Accessories: Add a belt over the jacket to create waist definition, or pick a bold necklace/scarf to draw attention to the neckline.