Button Down Collared Jacket | Fuchsia Pink / S 100100334409029

Overview

The Button Down Collared Jacket is a versatile shirt-jacket designed to bridge the gap between a structured top layer and a casual overshirt. Built for everyday wear, it offers practical front pockets, a classic collar and button-front closure so you can wear it open for relaxed layering or buttoned for a cleaner silhouette. The fabric balances softness and durability for wearable comfort with easy maintenance.

Fabric advantages — pros and cons

What the materials mean (quick science)

This jacket is fashioned from a blend that unites natural cotton and a synthetic fiber. Cotton supplies breathability, comfort and a soft finish; the synthetic element brings resilience, wrinkle resistance and improved dimensional stability. The blend is a practical compromise: you get much of cotton’s comfort with improved longevity and easier upkeep from the synthetic component. Environmental trade-offs exist — synthetic fibers are derived from petrochemicals and can shed microfibers during washing — but careful laundering reduces that impact.

How to measure the jacket (garment)

If you want to check how this jacket will fit you, measure one of your well-fitting jackets or measure this garment flat and compare. Follow these steps for accurate flat (garment) measurements:

• Front length: Lay the jacket flat, buttoned. Measure from the highest point of the shoulder (next to the collar seam) straight down to the hem.
• Shoulder width: With the garment flat, measure from shoulder seam to shoulder seam across the back.
• Chest / Bust (flat): Measure across the jacket at the underarm line (1" below the armhole seam). To get the full circumference, multiply the flat measurement by two.
• Sleeve length: Measure from the shoulder seam down the outside of the sleeve to the end of the cuff.
• Hem width: Measure across the hem edge and double for circumference if needed.

Tip: Lay the garment on a flat surface and smooth wrinkles but avoid stretching when taking measurements.

How to measure yourself (pick the right size)

• Chest/Bust: Measure around the fullest part of your chest, under your arms and across your shoulder blades. Keep the tape snug but not tight.
• Shoulder width: Measure from the point of one shoulder to the point of the other, across the back.
• Arm length: From the shoulder point down to the wrist bone with your arm relaxed at your side.
• Torso length: From the base of the neck (where the neck meets the shoulder) down to where you'd like the jacket to hit.

Once you have your body measurements, compare them to the garment measurements. Recommended garment ease (extra room beyond your body measurement):

• Close/fitted look: add 1–2 inches (2.5–5 cm)
• Standard/comfortable fit: add 3–4 inches (7.5–10 cm)
• Layered/oversize look: add 5–8+ inches (12.5–20+ cm)

Fit notes

Shoulder fit is the most important — if shoulder seams sit correctly (near your natural shoulder point), the rest of the jacket will hang properly. If you plan to layer sweaters underneath, size up to allow more chest and sleeve ease. For a sleeker, tailored look, choose the size that gives you 1–3 inches of ease in the chest.

Model & imagery guidance

Product photographs are a helpful reference: look for the model’s listed height and the size they’re wearing (typically shown on the product page). Photographers sometimes style the jacket open, buttoned, or with rolled sleeves — these choices can change how the jacket appears. Use the model notes, fit guidance and the measurement method above to decide which size will match your intended look.

Color & how to combine this jacket

Neutral tones (navy, black, tan, olive, gray) give the most versatility: pair them with jeans or tailored chinos and sneakers for daytime, or with a button-down and loafers for a smarter look. Lighter, warmer colors (camel, cream) work beautifully with dark denim and suede boots. Brighter or pastel shades make a strong focal piece — keep other garments understated (white tee, neutral trousers) to balance the outfit.

• Casual: T-shirt + jeans + low-top sneakers; leave the jacket open.
• Smart-casual: Oxford shirt + chinos + derby shoes; button the jacket for a cleaner front.
• Layered look: Thin knit or hoodie underneath, jacket on top; roll sleeves slightly to show layers.
• Feminine styling: Add a slim belt at the waist and ankle boots for a defined silhouette.

Season suitability

This midweight jacket is ideal for transitional months — spring and autumn — and works well as an outer layer on cool summer evenings or as a layering piece in milder winter climates. For colder conditions, wear it over a thicker mid-layer such as a wool sweater or a lightweight quilted vest.

Care tips & everyday maintenance

• Wash only when necessary to preserve fibers and color.
• Turn the jacket inside out before laundering to protect the outer face and reduce abrasion.
• Use a gentle detergent and cold water to minimize shrinkage and color loss.
• A low-heat tumble or air drying is best; remove promptly to avoid deep wrinkles.
• Steam or iron on a low setting with a pressing cloth to restore a crisp appearance if needed.
• Repair loose buttons and seams early to extend the garment’s life.

Care guide — keep it lovely longer

1. Spot-clean small spills immediately with a damp cloth and mild soap; avoid harsh bleaching agents.
2. When machine-washing, use a mesh bag to contain lint and minimize abrasion; wash with like colors.
3. To reduce microfiber shedding, use a front-loading washer or a low-agitation setting and avoid very hot water.
4. Remove the jacket promptly when the cycle ends, reshape while damp and hang to finish drying if possible.
5. Store on a shaped hanger to maintain shoulder structure; avoid wire hangers that can distort the shape.
6. De-pill gently with a fabric shaver if surface pills appear; do so sparingly to preserve fabric integrity.

Style tips

• Roll the sleeves once or twice to expose a contrasting cuff or base layer for a relaxed vibe.
• Cinch at the waist with a belt when you want a more defined silhouette — especially effective on longer lengths.
• Layer a thin turtleneck beneath the jacket in cooler months for added warmth without bulk.
• Match metals and leathers (belt, watch, shoes) for a cohesive, elevated look.
• Mix textures: pair the jacket with denim, corduroy or knitwear to add visual interest.
• For travel: compress the jacket lightly in a suitcase; upon arrival, hang it and steam to refresh.

FAQ

Final notes

This Button Down Collared Jacket is a practical, stylish addition to a versatile wardrobe. Use the measuring steps and ease recommendations above to pick the right size for your preferred look, and follow the care guide to keep it looking crisp over time. If you have specific fit concerns, compare a similar jacket you already own against the product’s garment measurements before ordering.

Ready to add it to your rotation? Choose the size that matches your body measurements plus your preferred ease, select a color that complements your staples, and enjoy a dependable layering piece season after season.