Why it's worth it
The embroidered collar and frog closures tell the same story — chenille is just where they live.
The Edit
Chenille weave in midnight navy gives this boxy cropped jacket its soft, low-sheen depth — the fabric catches light without announcing itself. The embroidered collar is the structural anchor: dense scrollwork traces the wide spread shape, tying the heritage-inflected frog closures into a coherent design language rather than a detail pile-up. Relaxed through the sleeve and body, with flush welt pockets and a hem that sits cropped above the hip.
Insider Tip
Viscose-chenille this fluid has no recovery — keep the relaxed fit as intended and resist sizing down.
The details
Made of
74% viscose, 26% cotton
- Silhouette
- Boxy
- Collar
- Point collar
- Sleeve
- Long sleeve
- Length
- Cropped
- Closure
- Frog closure
- Details
- Pockets
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