Sizing category: Regular Picture style: Outdoors Pattern type: Solid Style: Casual, chic Features: Distressed, raw hem Length: Long Sleeve Length: Long sleeves Sleeve Type: Regular sleeves Material: 100% cotton Stretch: No stretch Sheer: No Body: Not lined Care instructions: Machine wash cold. Tumble dry low. Imported Product measurements: S: bust 38 in, shoulder 15 in, sleeve 24 in, length 28 in, waist 35 inM: bust 40 in, shoulder 16 in, sleeve 24 in, length 29 in, waist 37 inL: bust 42 in, shoulder 17 in, sleeve 25 in, length 30 in, waist 39 inXL: bust 45 in, shoulder 17 in, sleeve 25 in, length 31 in, waist 42 in2XL: bust 48 in, shoulder 18 in, sleeve 26 in, length 32 in, waist 45 in Distressed Snap Down Denim Jacket How to measure All measurements are taken with the jacket lying flat, fastened and smoothed. Double any flat measurement listed below to get the full circumference where noted. Chest (pit to pit): Measure straight across the front 1–2 cm (≈1/2") below the armholes. Double this number for full chest circumference. Shoulder width: Measure from one shoulder seam to the other across the back. Sleeve length (shoulder seam): Measure from the shoulder seam to the end of the cuff following the sleeve seam. Sleeve length (center‑back method): Measure from the center back at the base of the neck, across the shoulder, then down the sleeve to the cuff — useful for comparing to body measurements. Back length (HPS): Measure from the highest point of the shoulder (base of neck) straight down to the bottom hem. Hem width: Measure the bottom hem flat and double to get circumference. Armhole circumference: Measure around the armhole seam (or measure vertical opening and compare to a well‑fitting jacket). Tips: Use a flexible tape measure, record to the nearest 0.5 cm / 1/4". Compare these with a jacket you already own for the best fit. If layering bulky sweaters, consider sizing up. Materials Typical materials and construction for a distressed snap‑down denim jacket: Shell: Mid‑to‑heavyweight denim — commonly 100% cotton (10–14 oz) or a cotton/elastane blend (for slight stretch). Lining: Often unlined; where present, linings are usually cotton or cotton/poly blends in the yoke or pocket bags. Hardware: Metal snap buttons and rivets (nickel, brass or antique finishes). Thread & trims: Durable polyester/cotton thread, woven labels or faux‑leather patches. Distressing is achieved by controlled sanding, washing and fraying. Note: Exact fiber content and finishes vary by item and production run — always check the garment tag or product specification for precise details. About the model Reference fit information shown in photos: Model height: 5'9" (175 cm) Model chest/bust: 34" (86 cm) Wearing size: Small (S) Fit notes: The jacket is styled with a slightly relaxed silhouette. If you want a more fitted look, consider sizing down; for layering heavy sweaters, choose your usual size or one up. Care guide (to keep it lovely longer) Before washing: Fasten snaps and turn jacket inside out to protect hardware and distressed areas. Machine wash: Cold water, gentle cycle with like colors. Wash separately the first 1–2 times to reduce dye transfer. Detergent: Use a mild detergent. Avoid bleach and strong stain removers that can strip color and damage distressing. Protect during wash: Place in a mesh laundry bag if you have one to reduce abrasion to hardware and frayed details. Drying: Air dry by hanging or laying flat to preserve shape and avoid excess shrinkage. If you must tumble dry, use low heat and remove while slightly damp. Ironing: Iron inside out on medium heat; avoid pressing directly over distressed areas or metal snaps. Spot care: Blot stains gently with a damp cloth and mild soap; avoid aggressive scrubbing that enlarges frays. Storage: Store on a wide hanger in a cool, dry place; avoid prolonged direct sunlight to prevent fading. Repairs: Reinforce loose frays or small holes with hand stitching or a denim patch to extend the jacket's life. Following these steps helps preserve color, shape and the intentional distressed details season after season. Style tips Everyday casual: Layer over a white tee with slim black jeans and white sneakers for a clean, timeless look. Double denim: Pair with jeans in a different wash (contrast light and dark) to avoid a flat, one‑tone outfit. Feminine twist: Throw it over a floral or slip dress and add ankle boots for a balanced soft‑meets‑rugged look. Layered street style: Wear a hoodie underneath and leave snaps open for an urban, relaxed vibe. Smart casual: Combine with a fine‑gauge knit or button‑up and chinos; finish with Chelsea boots for a polished weekend outfit. Accessories: Add a statement belt, a beanie or a lightweight scarf — let the jacket's distressing be the focal point by keeping other elements simple. Seasonal: Ideal for spring and fall as an outer layer; in cold weather, use as a mid‑layer under a longer coat for texture and warmth.
