Features: Buttoned, Pocketed Thickness: Normal Body: Not lined Material composition: 100% polyester Care instructions: Machine wash cold. Tumble dry low. Imported Product Measurements (Measurements by inches) & Size Conversion Size US Bust Shoulder Sleeve Length Top Length S 2/4 37 15.7 24 20.5 M 6 38.6 16.1 24.4 20.9 L 8 40.2 16.5 24.8 21.3 Raw Hem Pocketed Round Neck Jacket — Details, Care & Styling How to measure To ensure a great fit, measure the garment laid flat on a smooth surface with buttons/zip closed. Record measurements in centimetres or inches (1 in = 2.54 cm). For any “flat” measurement that represents a circumference (chest, hem), multiply the flat measurement by 2. Chest / Bust (flat): Lay the jacket flat and measure straight across from underarm seam to underarm seam. Double this value for chest circumference. Shoulder width: Measure from the outer edge of one shoulder seam across the back to the outer edge of the opposite shoulder seam. If there is no defined shoulder seam, measure between the points where the sleeve attaches. Sleeve length: Measure from the shoulder seam to the end of the cuff. For full arm length from the center back, measure from the nape (center back neck) to the cuff. Back length: Measure from the center back at the base of the neck down to the hem. Hem width (flat): Measure across the bottom edge of the jacket and double for the hem circumference. Pocket dimensions: Measure pocket opening width and pocket depth from the top edge to the bottom inside seam. Neck opening: Measure across the neckline edge-to-edge; double for circumference if needed. Tips: keep the tape measure straight and parallel to the edges, avoid stretching the fabric, and take each measurement twice for accuracy. If you’re measuring your body rather than the garment, measure the fullest part of the chest/bust, the natural waist, and the fullest part of the hips. Materials & composition Exact composition can vary by production run — always check the product label or product page for the definitive breakdown. Common materials and trims used for this style include: Main fabric (typical): Cotton denim or cotton-twill — often 100% cotton for structure and a clean raw hem. Some versions use a cotton blend with a small percentage of elastane (e.g., 97–98% cotton / 2–3% elastane) for slight stretch and comfort. Lining: Often unlined for a lightweight jacket; if lined, common linings are 100% cotton or 100% polyester. Trims & hardware: Metal or matte-finish buttons, rivets, or a zipper; stitching typically polyester or polyester/cotton thread. Design detail: Raw (unfinished) hem at the bottom edge — intended to fray slightly over time as part of the look. How to verify: check the sewn-in care/composition label inside the jacket, or the product specification on the product page. If you need confirmation for allergies or sustainability credentials, consult the product page or customer support for certifications (e.g., GOTS, OEKO-TEX). Model & fit information Example styling information commonly used in product imagery (replace with your exact shoot data if available): Model height: 175 cm / 5'9". Model is wearing: size S (or stated sample size). Fit: Slightly relaxed, cropped to hip length with a raw hem finish. If you prefer layering or a roomier silhouette, consider sizing up. Fit tips: For a close fit over knitwear, choose your usual size; for oversized looks choose one size up. Care Guide (to keep it lovely longer) Raw hems and cotton fabrics need a little extra attention to look their best. Follow these guidelines: Pre-wash: Trim any long loose threads with scissors rather than pulling them. Turn the jacket inside out and fasten any buttons or zips. Washing: Machine wash cold or at 30°C on a gentle cycle with like colours. Use a mild detergent. Wash denim or richly dyed jackets separately for the first few washes to avoid colour transfer. Drying: Prefer air drying on a hanger or flat to retain shape and protect the raw hem. Avoid high-heat tumble drying which can cause shrinkage and excess fraying. Ironing & steaming: Iron inside out on medium heat if needed. Avoid pressing directly on the raw hem fringe; use a steam setting to remove wrinkles instead. Fray management: Light fraying is part of the design. Trim very long loose threads cleanly; if you prefer to limit fraying, a narrow line of clear fabric glue applied to the underside of the hem or a few small reinforcing stitches will help (test on an inconspicuous area first). Stain removal: Spot-clean quickly with a gentle stain remover or mild soap and water. Test on an inside seam first. Storage: Hang on a shaped hanger to preserve shoulder shape or fold gently for long-term storage. Keep away from damp or direct sunlight to avoid mildew and fading. Repairs: Replace lost buttons promptly; for seam or hem repairs, a tailor can restitch edges while retaining the raw-hem look. Style tips Casual day: Wear over a white tee and high-waisted jeans for a clean double-denim look. Add white sneakers for an easy weekend outfit. Layered street style: Layer over a hoodie or lightweight sweatshirt and pair with cargo trousers and chunky trainers for an on-trend streetwear vibe. Dress it up: Throw the jacket over a slip dress or a lightweight blouse and tailored trousers; finish with ankle boots or loafers for smart-casual polish. Proportion play: Because the jacket is slightly cropped, balance it with high-rise bottoms or a belted waist to define your silhouette. Accessories: Minimal gold or silver jewellery, a structured bag, or a silk scarf at the neck elevates the look without competing with the jacket’s raw-edge detail. Seasonal notes: In cooler months layer under a long coat; in warmer months wear it as a lightweight outer layer over tanks and tees. If you need the exact material percentages, the model’s exact measurements from your specific product shoot, or a garment-specific care label to display, retrieve those details from the product’s composition tag or product page and replace the example/model information accordingly.
