Carter
401 EUR
Olive
Description
Cut at a shorter length, this jacket is manufactured in the city of Birminghamn, UK, crafted from a durable high quality organic cotton certified by the OCS and treated with a water resistant wax in Dundee, Scotland. The jacket is featured with a split kangaroo front pocket and an inside pocket. The collar and inside of the cuff is lined with a rich corduroy quality.
Details
- Water resistant
- Corduroy at collar and inside cuff
- Front split kangaroo pocket and chest pocket
- Zipper at front closure
- Inside pocket
Fit and Size
Model in photo is 184cm tall and wearing size Medium.
Measurements
The below measurements indicate which is the intended size for you. Measurments are specified between ranges, for example: If your chest measurement is 96cm, your waist is 90cm and your shoulder to shoulder length is 40cm, then we recommend you choose a Medium size. If your measurements fall into the ending ranges (ie: your chest is 94cm, waist is 84cm and shoulder to shoulder is 39cm) then choose size Small for a slimmer fit or size Medium if you prefer a looser fit.
| Size | Chest | Waist | Shoulders |
|---|---|---|---|
|
X Small
xs
|
78
–
96cm
|
68
–
76cm
|
31
–
35cm
|
|
Small
sm
|
86
–
94cm
|
76
–
84cm
|
35
–
39cm
|
|
Medium
md
|
94
–
102cm
|
84
–
92cm
|
39
–
43cm
|
|
Large
lg
|
102
–
110cm
|
92
–
100cm
|
43
–
47cm
|
|
X Large
xl
|
110
–
118cm
|
100
–
108cm
|
47
–
51cm
|
|
XX Large
xxl
|
118
–
130cm
|
108
–
116cm
|
51
–
55cm
|
How to measure?
You can determine your measurements using the below reference guide. Garments have a 1cm tolerence level.
A
Chest
Measure the widest point of your chest area, around your entire body.
B
Waist
Measure the slimmest point of your waist area, around your entire body.
C
Shoulders
Measure across the back from the tip of both shoulders.
Material
Shell
- 100% Organic Cotton
Lining
- 45% Repreve Recycled Polyester
- 55% Polyester
Padding
- 70% Recycled polyester
- 30% Polyester
Sustainability
Global Recycle Standard
Global Recycle Standard (GRS) - The objectives of the GRS are to define requirements to ensure accurate content claims and good working conditions, and that harmful environmental and chemical impacts are minimised.