Features: Buttoned Thickness: Normal Body: Not lined Material composition: 100% polyester Care instructions: Machine wash cold. Tumble dry low. Imported Product measurements:S:Top Length 33.86 in, Bust 41.34 in, Sleeve Length 18.90 inM:Top Length 34.25 in, Bust 43.31 in, Sleeve Length 19.29 inL:Top Length 34.65 in, Bust 45.28 in, Sleeve Length 19.69 inXL:Top Length 35.04 in, Bust 47.24 in, Sleeve Length 20.08 in Plaid Button Collared Neck Outerwear with Long Sleeve Options — Product Details How to measure Tools: flexible cloth tape measure, flat surface, pen and paper. For consistent sizing we recommend measuring the garment laid flat (recommended) and, if comparing to a body, measuring the body at the fullest points. Measurement How to measure (garment laid flat) How to measure (on body) Tip Chest / Bust Lay the jacket/button shirt flat. Measure straight across from one armpit seam to the other; multiply this number by 2 for full circumference. Wrap the tape around the fullest part of the chest/bust, under the arms and across the shoulder blades. Allow 2–4" (5–10 cm) additional width for comfortable layering; 4–6" for bulky layers. Shoulder width Measure from one shoulder seam to the other across the back. Measure from bony point to bony point across the top of the shoulders. Important for sleeve placement and overall fit. Sleeve length Measure from the shoulder seam to the end of the cuff along the top of the sleeve. For body sleeve: measure from the shoulder point to the wrist with the elbow slightly bent, or from center back neck to wrist for overall sleeve length. Compare sleeve length to your arm length if you prefer a cropped or full-length sleeve. Front length / High point shoulder (HPS) Measure from the highest point of the shoulder (where collar meets shoulder) straight down to the hem. Measure on the body from the HPS to where you want the hem to sit. Use this to decide if the length works with your preferred bottoms. Hem width Measure straight across the bottom hem and multiply by 2 for full circumference. — Check hem width if you prefer a tapered or boxy silhouette. Cuff circumference Measure the cuff from edge to edge and multiply by 2; check if buttons or elastic change fit. Measure around the wrist where the cuff will sit. Helpful if you plan to layer with thick sweaters. Quick conversions: 1 inch = 2.54 cm. Record measurements in inches or cm and always note whether garment measurements are flat (double the flat measurement to compare to body circumference). Materials — what this style is commonly made of & how to identify Plaid, button-collared outerwear commonly appears in several fabrications. Check the garment care tag or product specification on the listing for exact fiber content. Typical options: 100% Cotton Flannel: Soft, breathable, warm; classic plaid look. Machine washable on cold; may shrink slightly if dried on high heat. Cotton / Polyester blend: Durable, retains shape and color better than pure cotton; easy-care and less prone to shrinkage. Wool or Wool-blend: Warmer and more insulating; often dry-clean only or requires gentle hand-washing. Ideal for colder climates. Brushed Polyester / Acrylic blends: Lightweight, warm, low-maintenance, and quick-drying; resists wrinkles and fading. Lining & insulation: Some versions include quilted or polyester lining for extra warmth—usually listed on the product tag. Trim & buttons: Buttons may be plastic, corozo/horn-look, or metal. Metal trims may require special care to avoid discoloration. How to confirm: Always check the sewn-in label for exact fiber percentages and the retailer’s product details. If in doubt, contact the seller for a fabric breakdown. Model information (what to show on the product page) To help customers gauge fit, include the following concise model details on the product page: Model height (in ft/in or cm) Model measurements (bust/chest, waist, hips) Size the model is wearing Fit note (e.g., "Model wearing size M — relaxed fit; she usually wears size S in tops") Example (replace with actual details): Model: 5'9" (175 cm), Bust 34" / Waist 26" / Hips 36" — Wearing size M (shown in standard lighting, with a relaxed fit). Care guide — to keep it lovely longer Follow the garment's care label first. Below are general care tips by common fabric type: Cotton / Cotton blends (flannel): Machine wash cold on gentle cycle with like colors. Fasten buttons and turn garment inside out to reduce abrasion. Tumble dry low or, preferably, hang to dry to reduce shrinkage. Warm iron if needed. Wool / Wool blend: Dry clean preferred. If hand-washing, use cool water and a wool detergent, press out excess water gently (do not wring), reshape, and dry flat away from direct heat or sunlight. Polyester / Acrylic blends: Machine wash cold; tumble dry low or hang to dry. Avoid high heat to prevent deformation. Buttons & trims: Close buttons before washing to prevent catching. For metal trims, dry immediately if wet to avoid corrosion. General tips: Remove promptly from washer to reduce wrinkles, use a fabric shaver to remove pilling, store on a shaped hanger to maintain shoulder shape, and avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight to prevent fading. Spot treatment: Treat stains quickly with a suitable stain remover; test on an inside seam first. Style tips Versatile plaid outerwear can be dressed up or down. Try these ideas: Casual everyday: Wear unbuttoned over a plain tee or hoodie with jeans and sneakers for a relaxed layered look. Smart-casual / Work-ready: Button up and pair with chinos or tailored trousers and leather boots or loafers. Choose a muted plaid for a more formal vibe. Shaped & feminine: Belt the waist over the jacket to create definition; pair with a skirt or slim jeans and ankle boots. Street style: Layer over a lightweight puffer or under an overcoat; combine with cargo pants and chunky boots for an on-trend look. Color coordination: Pick one color from the plaid and match accessories (scarf, beanie, shoes) to that hue for a cohesive outfit. Sleeve styling: Roll sleeves to three-quarter length for a casual look or keep sleeves long for more coverage; if options include different sleeve lengths, choose according to season and layering needs. Fit & sizing advice If you plan to layer heavy sweaters underneath, consider sizing up for extra ease. Compare your body measurements to the garment’s flat measurements (chest laid-flat x2) and add desired ease: +2–4" for a regular layered fit, +4–6" for a roomy/oversized fit. If between sizes and you prefer a tailored silhouette, choose the smaller size and consult tailoring options for minor adjustments. If you want, copy the measurement table above into your product spec area and fill in actual garment values (inches and cm) for each size to help customers choose confidently.
