Studded Long Sleeve Denim Jacket

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Features: Buttoned Stretch: No stretch Material composition: 95% rayon, 5% polyester Care instructions: Machine wash cold. Tumble dry low. Imported Product Measurements (Measuremen ts by inches) & Size Conversion Size US Top Length Bust Sleeve Length S 2/4 21.7 43.3 22 M 6/8 22 45.3 22.4 L 10 22.4 47.2 22.8 XL 12 22.8 49.2 23.2 Overview A stud-embellished, long-sleeve jacket that gives classic denim-inspired styling an updated, fashion-forward twist. The silhouette is designed to sit near the waist for a modern cropped look that layers effortlessly over tees, shirts and dresses. Metal stud detailing adds texture and a little attitude—perfect for creating both daytime-casual and evening-ready outfits. Fabric: what it is and why it matters This jacket is cut from a rayon‑rich blend with a small percentage of polyester. That combination creates a softer, smoother hand and a lighter drape than traditional heavyweight cotton denim while keeping improved shape retention and durability from the synthetic component. The result is a denim‑inspired outer layer that feels lighter to wear but still looks structured and polished. More about the fibers Rayon (regenerated cellulose): made from plant‑based pulp, rayon gives garments a silk‑like softness, good breathability and excellent drape. It accepts dye well and gives rich color, but it can be more delicate when wet and tends to wrinkle more than some synthetics. Polyester (synthetic): added in a small amount to increase strength, reduce wrinkling and help the jacket keep its shape through wear and wash cycles. Polyester improves abrasion resistance compared with pure rayon but slightly reduces breathability. Studs and hardware: usually metal or metal‑finish components are attached through the fabric. These add visual interest but require mindful laundering and storage to avoid loosening or scratching adjacent garments. Fabric advantages — pros Very soft, smooth hand and lightweight feel compared with traditional cotton denim—comfortable for layered looks. Good drape and silhouette: the jacket sits neatly at the waist without feeling stiff. Polyester content helps preserve shape, reduce wrinkling and improve color retention over time. Stud detailing elevates casual outfits with minimal styling effort—adds visual interest without heavy weight. Quick to dry compared with 100% natural fibers, so it’s convenient for travel and everyday wear. Fabric disadvantages — cons Less abrasion resistance and long‑term toughness compared with classic cotton denim—may show wear sooner in high‑friction areas. Rayon can weaken when wet and be more prone to wrinkles; it benefits from gentle handling. Embellishments (studs) require careful washing and storage to avoid loosening or snagging other garments. Potential for dye transfer on darker washes the first few times you wear or wash—take initial precautions. Not as insulating as heavy denim, so it's best for layered outfits rather than a primary cold‑weather coat. How to measure the jacket (garment measurements) Use a flat, smooth surface and a soft tape measure. Lay the jacket buttoned or zipped and flat with sleeves arranged naturally. Chest / Bust (across): measure from side seam to side seam at the armpit level across the front. Double that number to get full circumference. Back / Top length: measure from the base of the collar (where the neck seam meets the body) straight down to the hem. Sleeve length: measure from the shoulder seam to the end of the cuff along the top of the sleeve. If the jacket has a center‑back length measurement instead, check product notes to confirm which method is used. Shoulder width: measure seam to seam across the back if there are visible shoulder seams. Hips / Hem opening: measure across the hem and double for circumference if you need room at the waist/hip area. How to measure yourself (body measurements for best fit) Bust / Chest: wrap the tape around the fullest part of your chest, keeping it level and snug but not tight. Breathe naturally while measuring. Shoulder point: measure from the edge of one shoulder (where the arm meets the shoulder) to the other across the back to compare to the jacket’s shoulder width. Arm length: with your arm slightly bent, measure from the top of your shoulder (where the seam would sit) down to your wrist. Neck to waist / torso length: if you are concerned about jacket length, measure from the base of your neck (where a collar sits) down to your preferred hem point. How to use measurements and choose the right size Compare your body measurements with the garment measurements listed on the product page. Decide how much ease (extra room) you want: Close, tailored fit: allow about 1–2" (2.5–5 cm) of ease around the chest/bust. Comfortably fitted with a thin layer underneath: allow about 3–4" (7.5–10 cm) of ease. If you plan to layer thicker sweaters or hoodies, choose a size with 5–7" (12–18 cm) of ease or size up accordingly. Because the fabric has very little natural mechanical stretch, if you are between sizes and plan to wear thicker layers, sizing up is the safer option. Fit notes The jacket is cut in a contemporary, slightly cropped silhouette that finishes near the natural waist—great for high‑waist bottoms and short dresses. Sleeves are designed to be full length; if you have long arms and prefer extra cuff coverage, consider sizing up or checking sleeve length in the garment measurements. Studs add small weight; the jacket will hang slightly differently than non‑embellished pieces—this gives a structured, intentional look. Model reference As a general reference for visual fit, retailers commonly photograph pieces on a sample model wearing the brand’s standard small. Models are often in the 5'8"–5'10" height range to show how a cropped jacket sits. If exact model measurements are essential to your purchase decision, please consult the product imagery captions or contact customer service for precise model stats. Color and how to combine this jacket The stud accents introduce metallic highlights that pair beautifully with both muted and bold palettes. This jacket works as a versatile top layer for multiple looks: Casual daytime: white tee, high‑rise jeans in a contrasting wash and clean sneakers for an effortless weekend outfit. Feminine contrast: slip dress or floral midi paired with ankle boots—studs make the look edgy and modern. Monochrome or tonal: black jeans and boots or blue‑tone denim combos—mix washes (light with dark) to avoid blending the jacket into the bottoms. Office casual: layer over a button‑front blouse and a pencil skirt or tapered trousers for a smart, creative workplace ensemble (check dress code). Avoid wearing very delicate fabrics directly under studded areas without a lining or backing layer to prevent snags. Style and inspiration Style cues mix classic denim workwear with rock and moto influences. It’s designed to be a statement layering piece rather than basic outerwear—pair it with tailored pieces to balance the edge or with relaxed denim and tees for a casual, lived‑in feel. Season suitability Best for transitional seasons: spring and autumn when you want a lightweight but structured outer layer. Works well for cool summer evenings and layered under a coat during milder winter days. Not intended as a primary insulation layer in very cold climates. Care tips & quick fit reminders Turn the jacket inside out before washing to protect studs and surface finish. Use a gentle wash cycle with cool water or hand wash; avoid harsh detergents and bleach. Air drying is best to preserve shape and hardware; if you must use a dryer choose low heat and remove promptly. Assess fit based on chest measurement and desired ease—remember the fabric has minimal stretch, so sizing up for thicker layers is recommended. Check studs periodically—if any feel loose, secure them before laundering or take the piece to a tailor for reinforcement. Care guide — keep it looking lovely longer Before first wear: inspect studs and lining; if the color looks rich, consider washing it separately the first time to reduce any initial dye transfer. Regular cleaning: wash infrequently—spot clean small marks with a damp cloth and mild detergent. When washing is necessary, use a protective laundry bag and gentle settings. Drying: reshape while damp and hang to dry on a wide hanger. Avoid high heat that can weaken fibers and hardware adhesives. Ironing/steaming: use low heat and a pressing cloth; avoid direct heat on metal studs to prevent discoloration or warping. Storage: hang the jacket in a cool dry place. If folding is necessary, place tissue between metal details and fabric to avoid abrasion. Repair: for loose studs or missing hardware, a local tailor or leatherworker can often reset or replace embellishments professionally. Style tips — outfit ideas Weekend errand run: striped tee, high‑rise jeans, white sneakers, and layered necklaces. Concert-ready: graphic tee, black skinny jeans, combat boots, bold lip and stacked silver jewelry. Date night: satin slip dress, ankle boots or strappy heels—the jacket creates an effortless contrast. Office casual: lightweight knit turtleneck, midi skirt, pointed flats; keep accessories minimal to let the jacket lead. Festival/fun: denim shorts, crop top and embellished boots—add a crossbody and sunglasses. Frequently asked questions (FAQ) Q: Is the jacket true to size? A: The cut is contemporary and slightly cropped. Because the fabric has minimal stretch, choose your regular size for a close fit or size up if you want room for chunky layers. Q: Can I machine wash it? A: Yes with caution: use a gentle or delicate cycle with cold water, turn the jacket inside out, secure buttons/snaps, and consider a laundry bag to protect the studs. Hand washing is gentler and recommended for preserving embellishments. Q: Will the studs come off? A: Studs are attached for normal wear, but like any embellished garment they can loosen with rough handling or aggressive laundering. Inspect hardware occasionally; if a stud becomes loose, stop wearing it and repair promptly. Q: Will the color bleed when washed? A: Darker dye can sometimes transfer on the first wash. Wash separately or with like colors and avoid soaking with delicate light fabrics. Cold water and mild detergent reduce the risk of bleeding. Q: Can I iron over the studs? A: Avoid direct contact between the iron and studs. Use a pressing cloth and low heat on fabric areas only, or steam the garment from the inside to reduce the risk of damage. Q: Is this a heavy denim jacket suitable for very cold weather? A: The fabric blend produces a lighter, drapier jacket than classic heavyweight denim. It’s ideal for layering in transitional seasons; for very cold climates pair it with insulated outerwear. If you have specific fit concerns (for example, exact sleeve length or how it looks on a particular body type), check the product image captions for sample model details or contact customer support with your measurements — we’re happy to help match the right size. Ready to add an edgy, versatile layer to your wardrobe? This studded, long‑sleeve denim‑style jacket elevates everyday looks and transitions easily from day to night—perfect when you want a little extra attitude in your outfit. Show more