Olive Green Plaid Collared Denim Jacket Long Sleeve

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Features: Pocketed Stretch: No stretch Material composition: 100% rayon Care instructions: Machine wash cold. Tumble dry low. Imported Product measurements: S: front length 28.1 in , shoulder 21.6 in, bust 41 in, sleeve length 21.3 inM: front length 28.9 in, shoulder 22.6 in, bust 42.9 in, sleeve length 21.5 inL: front length 29.6 in, shoulder 23.6 in, bust 44.9 in, sleeve length 21.6 inXL: front length 30.4 in, shoulder 25.2 in, bust 48 in, sleeve length 21.6 in2XL: front length 31.2 in, shoulder 26.7 in, bust 51.1 in, sleeve length 21.6 in Overview The Plaid Collared Denim Jacket blends the casual feel of a trucker-style outer layer with the soft drape of a fashion fabric. Designed as a versatile “shacket” (shirt-jacket), it’s a wardrobe workhorse perfect for layering over tees, knits or lightweight dresses. The checked pattern gives a timeless, slightly vintage vibe while the construction keeps the silhouette tidy and wearable for many occasions. Material & what it means for you This jacket is made from a regenerated cellulose fiber commonly called rayon (viscose family). Rayon is created from natural cellulose (wood pulp) and processed into yarns that mimic the softness and fluidity of natural fabrics. The result is a fabric that feels smooth, breathable and dye-friendly — so plaids look rich and sharp while the garment remains comfortable next to the skin. Important user points: rayon behaves differently from traditional cotton denim — it is softer and less rigid, so the piece wears more like a tailored overshirt than a rugged work jacket. Fabric Advantages — Pros and Cons Pros Very soft hand-feel and pleasant drape; comfortable for extended wear. Breathable and good at wicking light moisture — great for transitional weather. Excellent color uptake, so plaid patterns appear vibrant and detailed. Lightweight and packable: easy to fold into a bag for travel or layering. Less stiff than cotton denim, offering a relaxed, modern silhouette. Cons Not as abrasion-resistant as true cotton denim; high-friction areas may show wear sooner. Prone to creasing and may need steaming or low-heat pressing to look crisp. Can shrink or distort if exposed to heat or rough wash cycles — follow gentle care. Typically has no built-in stretch, so sizing should account for movement and layering. Environmental impact varies by manufacturing method; some viscose processes use more chemicals unless produced in a closed-loop facility. Design & Construction Notes Classic collared body with button front — a smart-casual shape that layers easily. Chest pockets and side pockets for everyday practicality. Mid-length proportion: sits below the waist for coverage without overwhelming your outfit. Structured shoulder and straight hem for a clean, wearable silhouette. Fit Notes & Sizing Guidance The cut is intended as an overshirt-style jacket with room for light to medium layering. Because the fabric itself does not stretch, plan your size around how you intend to wear it: If you prefer a more tailored look and generally wear fitted tops, choose your regular top size. If you want to layer sweatshirts or thick sweaters underneath, consider sizing up one full size for comfortable mobility. For an intentionally oversized, relaxed look, sizing up two sizes will create that boxier, streetwear-inspired silhouette. How to Measure This Garment (garment measurements) Use these steps to record or confirm the jacket's dimensions so you can compare to your favorite outerwear: Lay the jacket flat on a smooth surface; fasten the front buttons to keep the shape consistent and smooth out wrinkles. Front length: measure from the high point of the shoulder (where the collar seam meets the shoulder) down the front to the hem. Shoulder width: measure straight across from one shoulder seam to the other at the back. Chest / bust: measure across the garment roughly 1" below the armholes, from side seam to side seam, then double that number to get the garment chest circumference. Sleeve length: measure from the shoulder seam to the end of the cuff, following the sleeve line. Tip: measure a jacket you already own that fits the way you want this one to fit — this is the most reliable comparison method. How to Measure Yourself to Choose the Correct Size Bust/Chest: with arms relaxed, measure around the fullest part of your chest, keeping the tape level and snug but not tight. Shoulder width: measure across the back from shoulder bone to shoulder bone. Arm/sleeve length: from the top of the shoulder (where you measured shoulder width) down to the wrist bone with the arm slightly bent. Torso length: measure from the high point of shoulder down to where you want the jacket hem to sit (hip or below hip). Compare and add ease: decide how much extra room you want — roughly 0–1" for fitted, 2–3" for a relaxed fit, 3–5"+ if you want to layer heavy sweaters. Select the jacket size whose garment measurements match your body measurements plus desired ease. Seasonal Use This style is ideal as a transitional layer: spring and fall are its sweet spots. It performs well on cool summer evenings and can be used as a mid-layer under a coat on milder winter days. Because the fabric is breathable rather than insulating, heavy winter use will require additional insulation beneath. Care Tips & Quick Fit Reminders Wash on a cool, gentle cycle or hand-wash to reduce shrinkage and preserve color. Use a mild detergent and avoid bleach or harsh additives that can weaken fibers and dull plaids. Drying at low heat or air drying is preferred; remove promptly from dryer to reduce creasing. When ironing, turn the jacket inside out and use low heat or steam — rayon responds quickly to steam and low-temperature pressing. Because there’s no elasticity, avoid selecting a size that’s too tight across the shoulders and chest if you intend to layer. Care Guide — keep it looking newer, longer First wash: wash alone or with similar colors the first time; darker plaids can release excess dye initially. Mesh bag: place the jacket in a laundry bag if machine washing to protect edges and buttons. Spot care: treat small stains immediately with a mild soap and cool water; blot rather than rub. Shaping: reshape gently while damp — straighten the hem and smooth seams to maintain silhouette. Storage: hang on a wide, supportive hanger to preserve shoulder shape; avoid compacting with heavy items that create permanent creases. Pilling & lint: remove with a fabric shaver or lint roller; rayon may pill with friction over time. Professional care: when in doubt or for stubborn stains, dry cleaning is a safe option for longevity. Color & How to Combine the Jacket Plaid outerwear is a layering anchor — it introduces pattern and texture while remaining neutral enough to combine with many palettes. Here are versatile pairings: Casual everyday: plain white tee, dark denim or black jeans, low-profile sneakers. Smart-casual: lightweight knit or button-up shirt, tailored chinos, loafers or chelsea boots. Feminine contrast: slip dress or midi dress with ankle boots — leave the jacket open to frame the outfit. Layered streetwear: hoodie underneath, joggers or straight-leg jeans, chunky sneakers. Color play: pull one tone from the plaid (e.g., cream, navy or camel) and use it as the base color for shirts, knitwear or accessories to unify the look. Style Tips Roll the sleeves once or twice for a relaxed, intentional look and to show contrasting linings or cuff details. Try belting the jacket at the waist over a dress to create an hourglass silhouette and add structure. Layer a lightweight tee underneath and keep the jacket unbuttoned for a casual layered look; button it up and add a scarf for cooler days. Mix textures: pair the soft rayon plaid with leather boots, suede accessories or knits to create visual contrast. Model & Visual Reference Product photography is intended to show how the jacket sits when worn and styled. If model dimensions are available on the product page, use those numbers to judge proportion. As a general guideline, many retailers photograph a model in a medium to illustrate a relaxed fit — use that as a starting point and compare with your own measurements and fit preferences. FAQ Is this a true denim jacket? It has a denim-inspired aesthetic but is crafted from a softer, regenerated cellulose fabric rather than cotton denim. Expect the look of a classic trucker with a lighter, drapier feel. Do the pockets work? Yes — the jacket includes functional pockets designed for everyday use (small items, phone, hands, etc.). Will it shrink in the wash? Rayon can shrink if exposed to heat or aggressive washing. Follow the recommended gentle, cool washing and low-heat drying (or air drying) to minimize shrinkage. Can I wear this in winter? It’s best used as a layering piece. For cold winter weather, wear it over insulating layers and under a heavier coat if needed. Does the fabric stretch? The fabric has minimal to no inherent stretch. Plan sizing for intended layering and mobility. How do I remove wrinkles? Steam works best for rayon. Alternatively, iron inside-out on a low setting with a pressing cloth. Avoid high heat which can damage the fibers. Should I dry clean it? Dry cleaning is a safe option for long-term care or when dealing with tough stains. For routine upkeep, gentle washing and careful drying will keep it in good condition. What if I’m between sizes? If you like a more relaxed fit or plan to layer thick sweaters, size up. If you prefer a slimmer profile, choose your usual top size. Final note This plaid collared jacket is a versatile, style-forward piece that works as a casual outer layer or a polished top layer for smart-casual looks. Before ordering, measure a jacket you already own and compare it to the product’s size guide to ensure the fit matches your intended look. If you have specific questions about the exact colorway, lining, or production details, check the retailer’s product page or contact customer service for the most precise information. Show more