The Button Up Corduroy Shacket is a trendy and versatile addition to your wardrobe. With its button-up design and corduroy fabric, this shacket offers a stylish and retro look. Made from high-quality materials, it provides both comfort and durability. The combination of a shirt and jacket makes it perfect for layering in transitional weather. Whether you wear it as an outer layer or as a shirt on its own, the Button Up Corduroy Shacket is a versatile and fashionable choice. Pair it with jeans or leggings for a casual look or dress it up with a skirt and boots for a more dressed-up style. Embrace its on-trend design and elevate your style with this chic shacket. Features: Ribbed Thickness: Normal Body: Not lined Material composition: 100% cotton Care instructions: Machine wash cold. Tumble dry low. Imported Product measurements: S: Bust 33-35 in, Waist 25-27 inM: Bust 35-38 in, Waist 27-30 inL: Bust 38-40 in, Waist 30-32 inXL: Bust 40-42 in, Waist 32-34 in How to measure — BiBi Button Up Corduroy Shacket Use these steps to measure either your body (to choose a size) or the garment flat (to list or compare actual product dimensions). Always lay the shacket flat on a hard surface and smooth out wrinkles before measuring. Measuring the garment (laid flat) Chest / Pit to Pit — Button the shacket closed. Measure straight across the front 2.5 cm (1") below the armhole from one seam to the other. Double that number to get the full chest circumference. Shoulder Width — Measure from one shoulder seam to the other across the back. Sleeve Length — Measure from the shoulder seam to the end of the cuff. (If you prefer a full-arm measurement, measure from center back at the base of the neck, across the shoulder, and down to the cuff.) Back Length — Measure from the highest point on the shoulder (base of the collar) straight down the center back to the hem. Hem / Bottom Width — Measure straight across the bottom hem and multiply by two for the total hem circumference. Cuff Width — Measure straight across the cuff when fastened to see wrist opening. Measuring your body Chest — Wrap the tape around the fullest part of your chest/bust, under your arms and across your shoulder blades. Keep the tape level and relaxed (not tight). Shoulder — Measure from the edge of one shoulder across the back to the edge of the other shoulder. Arm / Sleeve — Bend your arm slightly and measure from the shoulder point to the wrist. Torso Length — Measure from the base of your neck (center back) to where you want the shacket to fall. Tip: Record measurements in both cm and inches (1 inch = 2.54 cm). Measure twice for accuracy and compare your body measurements to the garment's flat measurements to choose the best fit. Materials (what to expect) The BiBi Button Up Corduroy Shacket is built around classic corduroy texture. Typical material details you may see: Main fabric: Brushed corduroy — commonly 100% cotton or a cotton blend (examples: 100% cotton; or 98% cotton / 2% elastane for slight stretch). Corduroy is defined by its vertical ribs (wales) and has a soft, warm face. Lining: Some shackets are unlined; others use a lightweight lining such as 100% polyester or cotton blend for ease of wear. Trims & hardware: Buttons or metal snaps (metal or plastic), reinforced stitching at stress points, occasional internal taping for structure. Finish & texture: Corduroy nap (pile) may vary — narrow-wale for finer texture, wide-wale for a chunkier look. Note: For the exact fiber content and care symbols for your specific item, always check the product tag or the product details on the product page. About the model Reference example used in product imagery: Model height: 5'9" (175 cm) Model measurements (example): 32" bust / 24" waist / 35" hips (81 / 61 / 89 cm) Wearing size: Small (S) Fit notes: The BiBi Button Up Corduroy Shacket is designed with a relaxed, slightly boxy silhouette typical of shackets. If you prefer a more fitted look, consider sizing down; for extra layering space, choose your normal size or size up. Care Guide (to keep it lovely longer) Follow these tips to preserve the color, pile and shape of your corduroy shacket. Wash: Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle or hand wash. Turn the shacket inside out and fasten buttons/snaps to protect the face. Use a mild detergent; avoid bleach. Dry: Reshape and line dry flat or hang to dry away from direct sun. Avoid high-heat tumble drying — heat can crush the pile and shrink cotton blends. Iron & steam: If needed, steam gently or iron on the reverse side at low heat. Use a pressing cloth to protect the nap. Pile care: Restore the corduroy nap with a soft clothes brush or a lint brush, brushing in the direction of the ribs to lift the pile. Spot clean: Treat spills promptly with a mild detergent and cool water. Test stain removers on an inconspicuous area first. Storage: Hang on a wide, shaped hanger to keep shoulders; avoid cramming in a crowded closet. For long-term storage, keep in a breathable garment bag. Dry clean: If the product label recommends dry cleaning or if the shacket has delicate trims, follow the label—professional cleaning preserves structure and finish. Small care habits (avoid fabric softener, don’t over-wash) help keep corduroy looking new longer. Style Tips — ways to wear your BiBi Corduroy Shacket Casual layered: Throw it over a tee and slim jeans; cuff the sleeves for a relaxed weekend look. Smart casual: Layer over a lightweight knit or button-down, pair with tailored trousers and loafers for an elevated office-casual outfit. Feminine twist: Wear open over a slip dress or midi skirt with ankle boots for contrast between soft and structured textures. Belted shape: Add a belt at the waist to turn the boxy silhouette into a defined, on-trend shape. Monochrome or tonal: Pair with neutrals and earth tones (cream, camel, olive) to highlight corduroy’s warm texture. Day-to-night: Swap sneakers for heeled boots and add statement jewelry to transition easily from day to evening. Seasonal swaps: In cooler months, layer a lightweight puffer underneath for insulation without bulk; in spring, wear it over light linen tops. Experiment with proportions — the shacket’s structured texture pairs well with both fitted and flowing pieces.
