Honey & Hearth Plaid Jacket
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Pairs well with
| S | M | L | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Arm | 22" | 23" | 24" |
| Bust | 44" | 46" | 48" |
| Length | 21" | 21.5" | 22" |
(*Measurements are approximate and may vary slightly from product to product.) Key Features:
- Features: Pockets, Button Down, Long Sleeves, Lined/Slip
- Material: Cotton (30%), Polyester (70%) Soft flannel-style woven, poly-cotton blend
- Care Instructions: Hand Wash Cold, Hang Dry, Do Not Bleach, Dry Flat
- Brand: Easel
- Mustard plaid with gathered bubble hem
- Relaxed oversized fit with dropped shoulders
- Collared neckline and front button closure
The Honey & Hearth Plaid Jacket is a soft flannel-style woven in a mustard and cream plaid, cut short with a gathered bubble hem that curves in at the bottom. That hem is what makes it work over a longer top or a dress — it ends at the high hip and creates shape without adding bulk through the middle.
The fit is relaxed and oversized with dropped shoulders, so a sweater fits underneath easily. A collared neckline and front button closure let you wear it open as a layer indoors or buttoned as a light coat for the walk in from the car. The poly-cotton flannel has warmth to it and holds the plaid pattern crisply through wear.
Layer it over a black or cream turtleneck with straight jeans and boots, or over a midi dress when the plaid is the only pattern in the outfit. Hand wash cold and hang dry; press on low if the hem needs reshaping.
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