Roman Textured Longline Jacket - Blue - Size 16

This jacket is ideal for formal and semi-formal occasions such as weddings, evening dinners, parties, and business casual events. Its elegant design complements occasion dresses beautifully.

Its lightweight textured fabric and 3/4 length sleeves make it suitable for spring, summer evenings, and early autumn. It provides a stylish layer without being overly warm, but may not offer enough warmth for colder winter months.

Yes, you can iron the jacket. Use a cool setting and, to protect the textured fabric, it's recommended to use a pressing cloth between the iron and the jacket.

No, the jacket features mock welt pocket details, which are decorative and not functional. They add to the tailored aesthetic of the jacket.

To maintain its shape and prevent creasing, store the jacket on a wide, padded hanger in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

The main fabric is 97% Polyester and 3% Elastane, providing a lightweight texture with a slight stretch. The lining is 100% Polyester for cling-free comfort.

While polyester blends are generally resistant to wrinkling, the textured nature means creases can sometimes appear. However, the machine washable care and recommendation for air drying or light ironing help manage wrinkles effectively.

Hang the jacket immediately after washing on a padded hanger. If wrinkles persist once dry, gently steam the garment or use a cool iron with a pressing cloth.

Ensure the jacket is fully dry. Static cling can sometimes occur with synthetic fabrics; try using an anti-static spray or a dryer sheet (if air drying, rub a dryer sheet over the fabric).

Gently check if the hook or eye is bent. If so, you might be able to carefully reshape it with small pliers. If it's a sizing issue, ensure the jacket isn't too tight when fastened.

Check your underlying clothing for bulk. The jacket's full lining is designed for a cling-free experience, but a very bulky undergarment can affect the drape. Ensure it's worn with appropriate occasion wear.

Handle the jacket with care, avoiding contact with sharp objects or rough surfaces. For minor snags, gently pull the fabric around the snag to re-distribute the thread, or use a fine needle to carefully push the snagged thread to the inside.