Perfee Pocketed Geometric Collared Neck Shacket | Dust Storm / S 100100108991872

Perfee Pocketed Geometric Collared Neck Shacket — Fit & Details

How to measure

Use these steps to measure yourself or a shacket you already own so you can choose the best size and fit.

Measuring your body

• Chest / Bust — Measure the fullest part of your chest, keeping the tape parallel to the floor and relaxed. Breathe normally.
• Shoulder width — Measure across the back from the outer edge of one shoulder bone to the other.
• Sleeve length — With your arm relaxed at your side, measure from the shoulder tip down to the wrist.
• Body length — From the high point of the shoulder (near the neckline) straight down to where you want the hem to sit.

Measuring a shacket laid flat (recommended for comparing to product measurements)

• Chest (laid flat) — Button/zip closed and lay the shacket flat. Measure straight across from armpit seam to armpit seam, then multiply by 2 to get the full circumference.
• Shoulder (seam to seam) — Measure straight across the back from one shoulder seam to the other.
• Sleeve (shoulder seam to cuff) — Measure from the shoulder seam down to the end of the sleeve.
• Front / Back length — For front length, measure from the high point of the shoulder (next to the neckline) to the hem at the front. For back length, measure from the center back neckline to the hem.
• Hem and cuff — Measure the width across the bottom hem or cuff while laid flat and multiply by 2 for circumference.

Measurement tips: use a flexible tape, measure to the nearest 0.5 cm / 1/4". Measure a garment that fits you well and compare. For easy layering, allow an extra 5–10 cm (2–4") of chest ease.

Materials & construction

Key material details for this style and what to expect:

• Main fabric — Mid‑weight woven with a geometric texture or jacquard pattern. Feels structured but comfortable for layering. Fabrics used for this style are commonly polyester blends, viscose blends, or acrylic mixes; exact fiber content can vary by color and production run — always refer to the garment label for the precise percentages.
• Lining — Some versions are unlined for a lighter feel; others have partial polyester lining in the body or sleeves for smoother layering. Check the product details for your item.
• Trims & details — Patch pockets, a collared neck, and tonal buttons/snaps are typical. All seams and pocket corners are usually topstitched for durability.
• Weight & hand — Midweight shacket: enough structure to hold a collar and pockets but soft enough to layer over knits and tees.

About the model

• Model height: 179 cm / 5'10"
• Model measurements (approx.): Bust 84 cm / 33", Waist 61 cm / 24", Hips 89 cm / 35"
• Wearing: size S
• Fit notes: The shacket has a relaxed, slightly boxy silhouette. Choose your usual size for the intended look. If you plan to layer bulky knits underneath, consider sizing up one size; for a closer fit, choose your normal size or size down.

Care Guide (to keep it lovely longer)

• Always check the garment care label first.
• Washing — Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle or hand wash. Close buttons/snaps and turn the shacket inside out. Use a mild detergent and wash with similar colors.
• Drying — Reshape while damp and lay flat or hang to dry in the shade. Avoid high heat tumble drying; if you must tumble dry, use the lowest heat and remove promptly.
• Ironing & steaming — Use a low‑heat iron on the reverse side or steam to remove wrinkles. Avoid direct high heat on trims and buttons.
• Stain & pilling care — Blot spills immediately (don’t rub). For pills, use a fabric shaver or depiller gently. Test spot-cleaners on an inside seam first.
• Storage — Hang on a broad hanger to keep shoulder shape or fold neatly. Store away from direct sunlight and moisture; use cedar or lavender sachets for natural moth protection if storing long term.
• Professional care — If the label indicates wool or delicate fibers, dry cleaning may be recommended.

Style tips

• Weekend casual — Layer over a white tee or slouchy knit with straight‑leg jeans and white sneakers or chunky leather boots.
• Smart casual / office — Wear over a fine turtleneck or blouse with cropped tailored trousers and loafers or ankle boots. Add a slim belt to define the waist.
• Transition dressing — Throw it over a midi slip dress and finish with ankle boots for a balanced, feminine look in cooler months.
• Layering options — Try a thin hoodie underneath for streetwear edge, or wear it under a longer coat for extra warmth without bulk.
• Color & pattern pairing — Because the shacket has a geometric pattern, pair it with solids or small‑scale prints (stripes, micro dots). Neutral bases (denim, black, white, camel) always work; add one accent color (mustard, rust, forest green) for interest.
• Accessories — Crossbody bag or structured tote, simple gold or silver jewelry, and a cozy scarf for colder days complete the outfit.