Pocketed Collared Neck Solid Jacket | Camel / S 100100592004330

Pocketed Collared Neck Solid Jacket — Measurement Guide

To pick the best size and understand fit, measure the jacket laid flat and compare with your own body measurements. All garment measurements below are taken with the jacket closed and smoothed flat. When a measurement says "double," multiply the flat measurement by 2 to get the full circumference.

Measure the jacket (laid flat)

1. Chest (pit to pit): Lay the jacket flat, fasten it, measure straight across from the inside seam at one armpit to the inside seam at the other. Double this number for chest circumference.
2. Shoulder width: Measure across the back from shoulder seam to shoulder seam.
3. Sleeve length: Measure from the shoulder seam to the end of the cuff. (If you prefer, measure from center back neck → shoulder seam → cuff for a center-back reference.)
4. Back length: From the base of the collar (center back) straight down to the bottom hem.
5. Hem width: Measure across the bottom edge and double for circumference.
6. Pocket depth: Measure from the top opening of the pocket to its lowest internal point (useful to know whether your phone/wallet fits comfortably).

Measure your body (how to check fit)

1. Chest/bust: Wrap the tape around the fullest part of your chest, keeping it level and comfortable.
2. Shoulder tip to tip: Measure across the back from shoulder tip to shoulder tip.
3. Arm length: From shoulder tip down to wrist, with a slight bend at the elbow.
4. Length preference: Decide where you want the jacket to sit (waist, hip) and compare with the jacket's back length measurement.
5. Ease recommendation: Add roughly 4–10 cm (1.5–4 in) to your chest measurement depending on how much layering room or relaxed fit you want. Less ease for a slim fit; more ease for layering over sweaters.

Materials & Fabric Information

Exact fabric composition can vary by color or production run — always check the sewn-in content label for precise percentages. Below are typical materials and what to expect from them for this style of jacket.

• Typical composition: Midweight woven shell—often a cotton-rich twill or a cotton/polyester blend. Lining (if present) is typically lightweight polyester for easy on/off.
• Trims and hardware: Metal buttons/snaps or plastic buttons, reinforced pocket stitching, and a lightly interfaced collar for structure.
• Material characteristics:
  • Cotton: Breathable and comfortable; may soften after washing and can shrink slightly if washed hot.
  • Polyester: Durable, low-shrink and quick-drying; keeps shape well.
  • Elastane (small % if present): Adds comfortable stretch and gives ease of movement.
• How to verify: Look for the composition and care label inside the jacket (usually at a side seam or neckline). That label will list exact fiber percentages and care symbols.

Model Information (Reference)

• Reference model: Images are typically photographed on a model around 178 cm (5'10") wearing a size M — use the product images and size guide on the page as a visual reference.
• Fit notes: The jacket is designed with a regular to slightly relaxed silhouette to allow light layering. If you prefer a closer fit or plan to layer bulky knits, choose sizes accordingly.
• How to choose: Match your chest/bust measurement + desired ease to the jacket's chest circumference (flat measurement × 2). If you are between sizes and prefer more room, opt for the larger size.

Care Guide — To Keep It Lovely Longer

Follow the care label first. The tips below cover common situations for woven outerwear and will help preserve fabric, hardware and color.

• Pre-wash: Empty pockets, fasten closures and turn the jacket inside out to protect the face fabric and hardware.
• Machine wash: Use cold water (max 30°C / 86°F) on a gentle cycle with like colours and a mild detergent. Avoid bleach and harsh detergents.
• Hand wash: If the label advises or for delicate finishes, wash gently in cool water and rinse thoroughly.
• Drying: Reshape and hang to dry away from direct sunlight. Tumble dry only if care label permits and use a low heat setting to avoid shrinkage or damage to trims.
• Ironing/steaming: Iron on the reverse side at low heat or use a steamer to remove wrinkles. Avoid direct high heat on prints, coatings or trims.
• Stain removal: Treat stains promptly—blot liquid stains and apply a mild stain remover following instructions. Test any product on an inconspicuous area first.
• Professional cleaning: If the care label says “Dry Clean Only” or the jacket has special finishes, take it to a professional cleaner.
• Storage: Store on a shaped hanger to preserve shoulder lines, keep in a cool dry place, and avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight.
• Maintenance: Fix loose threads, buttons or snaps promptly and use a lint roller for light pills or dust.

Style Tips

Simple ways to wear the Pocketed Collared Neck Solid Jacket for different occasions:

• Casual: Over a plain T‑shirt or lightweight knit with jeans and sneakers. Roll the sleeves once for a laid-back look.
• Smart casual: Layer over a button-down shirt with chinos and loafers or Chelsea boots; keep the jacket buttoned for a cleaner line.
• Layered look: Wear over a hoodie or thin sweater in colder months; pair with tapered trousers and lace-up boots.
• Color pairing: Solid neutral jackets work well with denim, olive, beige or navy; introduce one accent color with a scarf or bag to keep the look fresh.
• Proportions: Balance a slightly boxy jacket with slimmer bottoms or a belted waist to define shape if desired.
• Pocket use: Use pockets for small essentials but avoid overfilling to maintain clean lines.

For exact fiber composition, care symbols and the model’s verified measurements, please refer to the product label and the size guide on this product page.