Ivy Lane Zip-Up Collared Jacket with Pockets | Terracotta / S 100100152533998

Overview

A versatile zip-front jacket designed as a daily go-to layer — clean lines, a stand collar and practical pockets give it a modern, unfussy look that works from errands to the office. Built to keep its shape and resist wrinkling, this piece is made to travel well, layer easily and remain low-maintenance while looking polished.

If you value ease-of-use and a classic silhouette that adapts to many outfits, this jacket is an efficient addition to a capsule wardrobe.

Fabric: What to expect

The jacket is crafted from a synthetic woven fiber commonly used in durable apparel. This family of fibers is engineered for strength, color retention and quick drying. It is often used in outerwear and everyday layers because it resists creasing, keeps shape after multiple wears and accepts surface finishes (water repellent, anti-pill, soft finishes) that enhance performance.

Variations of this fiber range from lightweight microfibers to heavier technical yarns; many modern versions are produced in recycled form (made from recycled plastic bottles) and are able to mimic natural-fiber hand and drape while being easier to care for.

Fabric advantages — Pros and cons

How to measure — body and garment

Tools: soft measuring tape, mirror or a helper, a flat surface and a well-fitting garment you already own for comparison.

How to measure your body

1. Chest/Bust: Wrap the tape across the fullest part of your chest, under the arms and across the shoulder blades. Keep the tape parallel to the floor and relaxed (do not squeeze).
2. Shoulder width: Measure from one shoulder tip (where the shoulder seam would sit) straight across the back to the other shoulder tip.
3. Sleeve length: With arm relaxed at your side, measure from the shoulder tip to just past the wrist bone, or from the center back neck across the shoulder to the wrist for center-back sleeve length methods.
4. Torso/Length: Measure from the base of the neck (where a collar sits) straight down to where you want the hem to fall — typically top of the hip for this style.
5. Hip: Measure around the fullest part of your hips if you want to check hem ease.

How to measure a garment laid flat

1. Chest/Flat Width: Lay the jacket flat, smooth it without stretching, measure from seam to seam under the arm, then multiply by two to get full chest width.
2. Sleeve: Measure from the shoulder seam to the cuff along the top of the sleeve.
3. Back/Body length: Measure from the seam at the base of the collar (center back) straight down to the hem.
4. Shoulder seam: Measure from shoulder seam to shoulder seam across the back.

Compare your body measurements to the garment measurements listed on the product page. Allow additional room (ease) depending on how you plan to wear the jacket (see Fit Notes).

Fit notes & sizing advice

• Decide how you want it to layer: for a trim, streamlined look choose minimal ease; for sweaters or heavier layers allow extra ease.
• General ease guidelines: fitted — 0–2 inches of extra room at the chest; comfortable/everyday — 2–4 inches; roomy/layering over bulky knits — 4+ inches.
• If you are between sizes, sizing up usually provides more comfortable layering without dramatically changing the silhouette.
• Check the shoulder seam placement in product photos—if the seam sits slightly off the shoulder on the model, that indicates a relaxed cut.
• When zipped, the front line will pull the silhouette inward; try the jacket both open and closed to confirm preferred fit.

Design details & model information

The jacket uses a front-closure mechanism and a stand collar to create a neat neckline. Practical front pockets are positioned for easy access and everyday functionality. Seams are typically kept minimal to maintain a contemporary, streamlined look that pairs easily with jeans, chinos or casual skirts.

If product photos include a live model, use the model captions (height and size worn) as a reference — that visual helps you see how the jacket drapes and how much room there is for layering. In absence of that info, focus on the listed garment measurements and the fit notes above.

Color & how to combine this jacket

This jacket is a wardrobe staple: neutral or classic shades make it a flexible layering piece, while seasonal hues create a focal point. Use these quick combos:

• Neutral tones (black, navy, gray, beige): Pair with denim or tailored trousers for an elevated everyday look; add a patterned scarf or textured knit for visual interest.
• Earthy/olive shades: Work well with cream, warm browns and rust tones — great with boots and leather accessories for a relaxed, outdoorsy vibe.
• Brighter or jewel tones: Treat the jacket as the statement piece — keep the rest of the outfit simple (white tee, dark pants) so the color pops.
• Monochrome styling: Match tones for a sleek, modern silhouette (e.g., all-black or tonal blues) and contrast with metallic or leather accessories.

Consider footwear and accessories: sneakers or ankle boots keep it casual, while loafers or Chelsea boots make it smart-casual. A lightweight scarf, crossbody bag or cap can complete the outfit depending on the occasion.

Style & where to wear it

This jacket sits at the intersection of casual and smart-casual. Wear it for commuting, weekend outings, light travel or business-casual settings. It adapts from sporty to refined depending on the pieces you pair it with — try it over a tee and jeans for a relaxed look, or over a button-down with chinos for a polished but comfortable outfit.

Season suitability

Ideal as a transitional layer for spring and autumn when mornings and evenings are cool. It also works for mild winter climates when layered with a sweater or under a heavier coat. On cooler summer evenings it provides lightweight cover without bulk.

Care tips & quick maintenance

• Before washing: close zippers and fasten any hardware to protect both the garment and other items in the wash.
• Turn the jacket inside out to protect the outer face and any surface finishes.
• Wash on a gentle cycle with a mild detergent and like colors; avoid bleach.
• Dry on low heat or hang to dry; avoid sustained high heat which can deform synthetic fibers.
• Use a low-heat iron or steam to remove creases; place a cloth between the iron and fabric if needed.
• To manage pilling, use a fabric shaver or pill comb gently; prevent pilling by washing inside out and avoiding abrasion in the dryer.
• Restore water-repellent finishes with a spray or wash-in reproofing product if performance diminishes over time.

Care guide — keep it lovely longer

1. Spot-clean small stains fast with a mild soap solution and blot; avoid rubbing which can spread the stain or damage the finish.
2. Use a mesh laundry bag for delicate cycles or if washing with other items that have zippers or hardware.
3. Air out the jacket after heavy use instead of frequent washing to preserve finishes and reduce odor retention.
4. Store on a wide, supportive hanger to keep shoulder shape; avoid tightly packed closets which encourage creasing and abrasion.
5. For travel, fold with tissue between layers or use a garment bag to minimize compression creases; a quick steam upon arrival restores shape.

Style tips

• Layer over a fitted knit and tapered pants for a streamlined, city-ready look.
• Dress it down with a graphic tee, relaxed jeans and sneakers for a weekend outfit.
• Wear over a lightweight dress to add structure — cinch at the waist with a belt for a feminine silhouette.
• Add contrast with textures: pair the smooth jacket fabric with corduroy, denim or knitwear for interest.
• For travel, use pockets to keep essentials handy — a minimalist crossbody plus this jacket is an efficient combination.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the jacket fit — should I size up?

It is designed for everyday layering. If you plan to wear thicker sweaters beneath, consider choosing the larger size for extra room; for a sleeker look, select your usual size.

Is this jacket waterproof?

Unless the product page specifies a technical waterproof membrane seam-sealed construction, expect light water resistance at best. For heavy rain, add a rain shell or choose a garment specifically rated for wet weather.

Can I iron it?

Yes, on a low heat setting or with steam. Place a thin cloth between the iron and the fabric as a precaution against shiny marks and heat damage.

Will it pill over time?

Pilling can occur with repeated abrasion. To minimize it, wash gently, avoid long cycles with abrasive items and use a fabric shaver if pills appear.

Is this eco-friendly?

Many modern synthetic garments are available in recycled variants and with lower-impact finishes. Check the product page for specific certifications (recycled content, Global Recycled Standard, OEKO‑TEX®) if sustainability is a priority.

How should I store it off-season?

Store clean and dry on a hanger or folded in a breathable storage bag. Avoid plastic bags which trap humidity and can encourage odors or mildew.

Final notes

This jacket offers a practical, polished layer for many looks and seasons. Use the measurement guidance above to match the garment measurements on the product page to your preferred ease and layering needs. With simple care and the right styling, it will serve as a versatile piece in a compact wardrobe.

Ready to make it yours? Check the size chart and model photos on the product page, select the size that gives you the ease you want, and add it to your cart.