Black Satin Collared Bomber Jacket with Cropped Sleeve Length | Black / L 100100570607353

Black Satin Collared Bomber Jacket with Cropped Sleeve Length

How to measure this jacket

Below are clear steps for measuring the garment itself (recommended) and for measuring your body so you can choose the right size.

Measuring the garment (lay flat — most accurate)

1. Lay the jacket flat on a smooth, even surface. Zip or button closed and smooth out wrinkles without stretching the fabric.
2. Chest (laid flat): Measure straight across from one underarm seam to the other, about 1 cm (½") below the armholes. Double that number to get chest circumference. (Garment chest = flat measurement × 2.)
3. Shoulder width: Measure from shoulder seam to shoulder seam across the back at the top of the jacket.
4. Sleeve length (cropped): Measure from the shoulder seam (where sleeve meets body) along the top of the sleeve to the sleeve hem. For raglan sleeves, measure from the center back neck to the sleeve hem if that is how your supplier reports it — note which method you used.
5. Back length: Measure from the center back base of the collar (nape) straight down to the bottom hem.
6. Hem width: Measure across the bottom hem from edge to edge and double that number to get circumference.
7. Collar/neck drop (if needed): Measure from base of collar at the center back down to the neckline edge in front.

Measuring your body (to compare with garment)

• Chest/bust: Wrap the tape around the fullest part of your chest, under the arms and across the shoulder blades. Keep tape level and snug, not tight.
• Shoulder: Measure from the edge of one shoulder to the other across the back at the natural shoulder line.
• Sleeve length (on body): Measure from the shoulder point down the outside of your arm to where you want the sleeve to end.
• Torso/back length: Measure from the nape of your neck where the collar sits down to where you want the jacket hem to fall.

How to use the numbers

Compare your body measurements to the garment measurements. Recommended ease for bomber jackets:

• Fitted: 0–2 in (0–5 cm) positive ease
• Regular/standard: 2–4 in (5–10 cm) positive ease
• Oversized: 4–6 in (10–15 cm) positive ease

For layering (sweater/hoodie underneath), allow an extra 2–4 in (5–10 cm) at the chest.

Materials & construction

Typical composition for a black satin collared bomber jacket (check the garment label for the exact breakdown):

Shell

Polyester satin (commonly 100% polyester) — smooth surface with subtle sheen, good drape, colorfast and durable. Less breathable than natural silk but easier to care for.

Lining

Polyester or viscose lining — smooth, helps the jacket glide over layers and adds structure.

Ribbing / Collar / Hem / Cuffs

Rib-knit trims often made from a cotton/elastane or polyester/elastane blend (for recovery and comfort).

Hardware

Zipper and snaps are typically metal or coated metal; common to see YKK or similar quality zippers.

Properties: satin shell gives a polished sheen and soft hand, the lining improves comfort and fit, and rib trims add stretch and hold the bomber shape.

About the model (reference)

Model details are provided so you can judge fit. Example reference:

• Height: 5'9" (175 cm)
• Bust: 32" (81 cm) • Waist: 24" (61 cm) • Hips: 35" (89 cm)
• Wearing size: Small (S)

Use this as a guide: if your measurements are similar to the model's and you prefer a similar look, choose the same size. If you plan to layer bulky sweaters, consider sizing up.

Care guide — to keep it lovely longer

Always check and follow the care label on your jacket. If the label is missing, use the conservative options below:

Everyday care

• Brush off dust and lint with a soft clothing brush or lint roller.
• Spot-clean small stains immediately with a damp cloth and mild detergent—test an inconspicuous area first.

Washing

• If label says "Dry Clean Only": take to a trusted dry cleaner to preserve sheen and structure.
• If machine washable: turn jacket inside out, close zippers/snaps, use a laundry bag, wash on a gentle/cold cycle with mild detergent. Do not bleach.
• Hand wash option: use cold water and mild detergent, gently agitate, rinse thoroughly.

Drying & ironing

• Do not tumble dry. Gently remove excess water by pressing between towels and reshape while damp.
• Hang to dry away from direct sunlight to avoid fading.
• Iron on low heat on the reverse side or use a steamer to remove wrinkles. Avoid high heat to prevent shine loss or damage to synthetic satin.

Storage & long-term care

• Store on a padded or shaped hanger to keep the shoulders in shape.
• Avoid plastic garment bags for long-term storage; use breathable covers instead.
• Keep away from rough surfaces to prevent snags; avoid perfumes/oils directly on fabric.

Style tips

Black satin is versatile — try these combinations to suit different occasions:

• Casual day: white tee, high-rise blue jeans, and clean white sneakers. Roll the cropped sleeves slightly to show a cuff or bracelet.
• Smart casual: slim black trousers, silk blouse or turtleneck, and loafers or ankle boots for a polished look.
• Evening out: layer over a slip dress or satin cami, add heeled sandals and statement earrings for a monochrome luxe look.
• Streetwear edge: wear over a hoodie with joggers or wide-leg cargo pants and chunky sneakers.
• Balancing proportions: because the sleeves are cropped, pair with high-waisted bottoms to elongate the legs and define the waist.
• Mix textures: contrast the satin sheen with matte denim, leather pants, or chunky knits to create visual interest.
• Accessories: a slim belt over the waist can create a cropped, cinched silhouette; gold jewelry complements black satin beautifully.

Quick tip: black satin looks great with bold color accents (red lips, a colored scarf) or with tonal neutrals for an elegant, minimalist outfit.