Snap Down Dropped Cargo Denim Jacket | Light / S 100100094131631

How to measure

For accurate flat measurements, lay the jacket on a flat surface, smooth out wrinkles and fasten the snaps. Use a soft measuring tape and measure straight across (not following seams). Record measurements in inches or centimetres; multiply flat (across) measurements by 2 to get circumferences.

1. Chest (pit-to-pit): Measure straight across from the inside edge of one armpit seam to the other. Multiply by 2 for full chest circumference.
2. Shoulder width: Measure from shoulder seam to shoulder seam across the back.
3. Body length: Measure from the highest point of the shoulder (where the shoulder meets the collar) straight down to the bottom hem. If you prefer center-back length, measure from the center back of the neck to hem.
4. Sleeve length: With the arm laid flat, measure from the shoulder seam to the end of the cuff. (Some stores report sleeve length from center back neck to cuff — check which method your site uses.)
5. Hem width: Measure straight across the bottom hem from one side to the other.
6. Cuff width: Measure across the cuff when closed (useful for fitted vs. roomy sleeve finishes).
7. Pocket depth (cargo pocket): Measure from the top edge of the pocket to the bottom of the pocket bag.

Quick tips: measure twice for accuracy, keep notes of whether measurements are flat or circumferential, and include the measurement method on the product page so customers can compare easily. Conversion: 1 in = 2.54 cm.

Materials

Typical materials and components used for a Snap Down Dropped Cargo Denim Jacket:

• Main fabric: mid‑weight denim (commonly 100% cotton; variants may include cotton blends or a small percentage of elastane for stretch).
• Denim weight: often between 10–14 oz for structure and durability; lighter weights are used for softer, more drapey styles.
• Trims & hardware: metal snap buttons (nickel, brass, or antique finishes), metal rivets and reinforced bartack stitching at stress points.
• Pocket bags & linings: usually cotton or cotton blends; some versions may use lightweight polyester linings in sleeves or body.
• Finishes: enzyme wash, stonewash or vintage treatments are common; raw or rigid denim variants are also possible.

For the exact fabric composition and origin for this specific piece, please check the product details or the garment care label supplied with the jacket.

Model & fit

Fit summary: This is a dropped‑shoulder, relaxed silhouette designed for a roomy, utility-inspired look. It is intended to be worn slightly oversized—choose your usual size for the intended relaxed fit or size down for a neater profile.

Example model information (use as a reference format on the product page):

Model height

Example: 178 cm / 5'10"

Model measurements

Example: Bust 84 cm / 33", Waist 61 cm / 24", Hips 89 cm / 35"

Wearing

Example: size M (relaxed fit)

Fit tips: if you are between sizes and prefer the dropped/oversized look, stay with the larger size—if you want a more tailored fit, select the smaller size. The dropped shoulder means shoulder seam placement will sit lower on the arm for a relaxed shape.

Care Guide (to keep it lovely longer)

• Read the garment care label first and always follow the manufacturer’s instructions.
• Spot clean small marks with a damp cloth and mild soap to avoid unnecessary washing.
• When washing is needed: turn jacket inside out, fasten all snaps, wash cold on a gentle cycle with similar colors and a mild detergent. Avoid bleach and fabric softeners.
• For raw or dark-dyed denim: wash inside out and separately the first few times to reduce dye transfer.
• Air dry or tumble dry on low briefly to soften, then reshape and finish drying flat or on a hanger away from direct sun to avoid fading.
• Iron inside out on medium heat if needed; avoid direct, prolonged ironing over snaps or rivets.
• For stubborn stains: treat immediately with appropriate stain remover or a diluted detergent solution; avoid harsh solvents that could damage dye or trims.
• Store on a wide hanger to preserve shoulder shape, or fold neatly if space is limited. Avoid plastic garment bags for long term storage—use breathable covers.
• For repairs (snaps, seams, pocket reinforcement), use a professional tailor to maintain appearance and function.
• Less is more: washing denim less frequently preserves color, finish and shape. Spot clean and air out between washes where possible.

Style Tips

• Everyday casual: layer over a plain tee, slim jeans or joggers and white sneakers for an easy, modern look.
• Streetwear edge: wear over a hoodie, pair with cargo pants and chunky sneakers or combat boots to echo the utilitarian details.
• Smart-casual: contrast the jacket with a crisp button-down shirt, tapered chinos and Chelsea boots to dress it up slightly.
• Denim on denim: mix washes—pair a light-wash jacket with dark jeans (or vice versa) to keep the outfit balanced rather than matchy‑matchy.
• Feminine contrast: throw the jacket over a slip dress or midi skirt and ankle boots for a soft-meets-structured vibe.
• Layering: use the dropped shoulder to your advantage—thin knit or tee underneath for transitional weather; swap for a heavy knit or lightweight puffer under the jacket for colder days.
• Silhouette tricks: snap only the top or the middle snaps for cropped or asymmetric looks; half-tuck a tee to emphasize the waistline beneath an oversized jacket.
• Accessories: add a leather belt, beanie or a statement crossbody bag to complement the utilitarian style of the cargo pockets and snaps.