Two-Tone Collared Neck Fuzzy Jacket | Khaki / S 100100141364499

Overview

A plush, dual-color jacket that blends everyday comfort with a refined, modern edge. Lightweight yet insulating, the brushed pile gives a soft hand-feel while the structured collar and pocket details lift the silhouette beyond a basic outer layer. Ideal for quick outings, travel, and layering over knits, this piece is designed to look elevated while staying very wearable.

Fabric & Material Details

Composition: 100% polyester with a brushed, fuzzy surface (pile). Polyester is a synthetic polymer commonly used for faux-fur, fleece and brushed fabrics because it holds color well, resists wrinkles, and can be engineered to create a soft, insulating nap.

What this means for you: the fabric traps warm air close to the body, is quick to dry if it gets damp, and maintains its shape through regular wear. Like most synthetic piles it can attract static and may show light pilling over time depending on friction and laundering.

More about polyester

• Durable and colorfast — finishes and dyes tend to hold up well to repeated washing.
• Low absorbency — dries faster than many natural fibers but can retain odors if not aired regularly.
• Lightweight warmth — brushed construction creates insulation without bulk.
• Environmental notes — conventional polyester is petroleum-derived; recycled polyester options exist and can reduce impact.
• Care sensitivity — melts or distorts at high temperatures, so thermal care is important.

Fabric Advantages — Pros & Cons

Fit Notes & Model Information

The cut is designed with a relaxed, slightly boxy silhouette to allow easy layering over lightweight sweaters and tees. If you prefer a trim, tailored look, consider sizing down; if you plan to wear thick knits underneath, choosing your normal size or one size up will preserve mobility.

In product photography the garment is shown with a relaxed fit—this is intentional to showcase layering and movement. Individual fit will vary by body shape; please use the measurement guidance below to match your preferred fit.

How to Measure — Body and Garment

Accurate measuring is the quickest way to get a great fit. Use a soft tape measure and take measurements while standing straight and relaxed. Record your numbers in inches or centimeters (1 in = 2.54 cm).

To measure your body

• Bust/Chest: Measure around the fullest part of your chest, under the arms, keeping the tape level and snug but not tight.
• Waist: Measure at the narrowest point of your torso, typically above the belly button.
• Hips: Measure around the fullest part of your hips and seat.
• Shoulder width: Measure from shoulder tip to shoulder tip across the back.
• Sleeve length: From the top of the shoulder (where the shoulder seam sits) down to the wrist bone with the arm slightly bent.
• Back center length: From the base of the collar (nape) straight down to where you want the hem to fall.

To measure a garment (if you have a similar jacket)

• Chest (laid flat): Measure armpit-to-armpit and double that number for full circumference.
• Shoulder: Measure seam-to-seam across the back.
• Sleeve: From shoulder seam to cuff.
• Length: From highest point of shoulder (HPS) or back neck to hem.

How to choose ease: for a close fit choose 0–2 inches of ease over your chest measurement; for a layered, relaxed fit choose 3–5 inches. Compare your body numbers to the garment measurements shown on the product page to select the best size.

Color & Styling: How to Combine This Piece

The two-tone construction adds depth and visual interest—use that contrast to anchor outfits or to introduce a subtle pop alongside neutrals. Here are quick pairing ideas:

• Casual: Tee, straight or skinny jeans and low-top sneakers for effortless weekend energy.
• City-chic: Lightweight turtleneck, tapered trousers and ankle boots—use the jacket as a smart, textured top layer.
• Sporty: Leggings, hooded sweatshirt and trainers—great for athleisure and travel days.
• Feminine contrast: Slip dress or midi skirt with tights and booties; add a belt over the jacket if you want to create a defined waist.
• Accessories: Knit beanies, chunky scarves or a structured crossbody complement the tactile nature of the fabric.

When pairing colors: if one tone is neutral, bring in a colored accessory to highlight the contrast; if both tones are bold, keep the rest of the outfit muted to let the jacket be the focal point.

Season & Use

Best suited for transitional and cold-weather wear: fall, winter and early spring. The brushed pile provides insulating warmth for cool days and moderate cold. This item is not a substitute for a technical waterproof outer shell during heavy rain or snow, but it works very well as a mid-layer on colder days or an outer layer in dry, chilly conditions.

Care Tips & Fit Notes

• Wash on a gentle cycle with cold water to protect the pile and color.
• Avoid high heat when drying—tumble on low or better yet reshape and air-dry flat or on a padded hanger.
• Turn the jacket inside-out before washing to reduce friction on the pile.
• Skip bleach and limit fabric softeners (they can flatten the nap); use a gentle liquid detergent.
• If pilling occurs, remove pills with a fabric shaver or depilling comb gently across the surface.
• For static, dryer balls or a light mist of anti-static spray can help.

Care Guide (to keep it lovely longer)

1. Daily care: Shake out the jacket after wear to re-fluff the pile and air it for 30–60 minutes to prevent odor build-up.
2. Spot cleaning: Blot spills immediately with a damp cloth and mild soap; avoid rubbing, which can matt the nap.
3. Laundry: Machine wash cold inside-out on delicate with similar colors. Use a short spin cycle and remove promptly.
4. Drying: Tumble on the lowest safe heat setting with dryer balls to maintain loft, or lay flat to dry and gently fluff the pile while damp.
5. Storage: Store on a wide, padded hanger or folded in breathable cotton storage to avoid crushing the nap; keep away from direct sunlight and heat sources.
6. Reviving pile: Use a fabric shaver for pills and a soft clothes brush or steamer (held a few inches away) to lift flattened areas.
7. Microfiber loss: To reduce microplastic release, wash less frequently, use cold water, full but not overloaded loads, and consider a microfiber-capturing laundry bag or a home filter system.

Style Tips

• Define the waist: Add a slim belt over the jacket to transform it into a semi-fitted top for nights out.
• Layer textures: Pair with leather or corduroy bottoms to play with contrast and keep outfits tactilely interesting.
• Footwear choices: Sneakers for relaxed days, polished ankle boots for a smarter look, or chunky lug-sole boots for an on-trend street vibe.
• Mix lengths: Wear over a longer sweater or dress for a chic layered silhouette that balances proportions.
• Color play: Use one of the jacket’s tones as an anchor—match shoes or a bag to that shade for cohesiveness.

FAQ

Is the fabric warm enough for winter?

Yes for mild to moderate winter climates or layered with a thicker mid-layer. In very cold conditions, use it as a mid-layer under a heavier coat.

Can I wear it in rain?

It’s not waterproof. Light drizzle will bead off briefly, but prolonged exposure to rain will leave the pile wet and reduce insulation.

How should I wash it?

Use a gentle machine cycle with cold water or hand-wash. Tumble dry low or air-dry. See the care guide above for step-by-step tips to preserve the nap.

Will it shrink?

Polyester is less prone to shrinkage than natural fibers, but high heat can distort the fabric. Avoid hot washing and drying to prevent changes in dimension and texture.

Does it shed or pill?

You may notice light shedding initially and some pilling over time where there is friction. Regular gentle care and a fabric shaver will keep the surface looking fresh.

Are the pockets functional?

Yes—the jacket is designed with practical pockets suitable for small essentials like keys, cards or a phone for short outings.

Is this an eco-friendly fabric?

The piece is made from polyester, a synthetic material. If sustainability is a priority, look for recycled-polyester (rPET) options or check product tags for recycled content.

Should I size up for layering?

If you plan to wear bulky sweaters underneath, consider one size up; for a sleeker look, choose your regular size or size down based on personal preference.

Final Notes & Buy With Confidence

This cozy, textural jacket makes a great seasonal staple: easy to style, comfortable to wear, and simple to care for if treated gently. Its dual-color styling and collar detail elevate casual outfits and make it a versatile pick for everyday life. Check your measurements against the garment chart, follow the care recommendations, and you’ll get long-lasting wear and continued visual depth from the fuzzy finish.

Ready to add a soft, stylish layer to your wardrobe? Pair it with a favorite knit and your go-to denim for an effortless outfit that travels well and adapts to many looks.