The texture on this jacket is nothing like the cheap faux suede I've bought before. It actually has depth and softness, and the khaki color photographs beautifully. I wore it over a white tee with straight leg jeans and felt completely put together without trying.
Got the small and it fits true to size with room to layer. The worn-in look of the faux suede is genuinely convincing, not cheap or plasticky. I've been pairing it with earth tone scarves and it looks like an outfit I planned for weeks.
The faux suede texture is so convincing my friend thought I'd scored it at an estate sale. Stand collar sits perfectly without being stiff, and the front zipper lays completely flat. I bought a medium and it fits beautifully over a light sweater.
The faux suede has this beautiful drape that still holds its shape at the shoulders. I wear it with white tees, black turtlenecks, and even over floral dresses, and it just works every time. The stand collar gives it a polished edge without feeling formal.
This is my go-to layer for those in-between weather days in early autumn. The medium weight is spot on, not too thick to feel bulky over a knit, not too thin to be useless when there's a chill. Would give it five stars but wish there were inside pockets.
Wore this on a 55-degree morning and it was the right weight, not too heavy and not so thin I was shivering. The faux suede feels soft against knit layers underneath. My only thing is I wish it came in a deep olive or brown too, but the khaki is genuinely flattering.
I've had this jacket for two months and it's the first thing I grab when there's any kind of chill in the air. The regular fit is flattering without being tight, and the length hits right at my hips which is ideal for tucking into high-waist pants. Faux suede cleans up easily too, just a damp cloth for any smudges.
Wore this from early September through November and it handled most days perfectly. The khaki color pairs beautifully with my neutral wardrobe of creams, browns, and olive tones. Taking off one star only because the sleeves could be half an inch longer for my taste, but that's a personal preference thing.
This jacket has the exact look of something you'd find at a really good vintage shop, without the guesswork of sizing or condition. The stand collar and front zipper keep it looking sharp. I wore it to a fall market with jeans and ankle boots and it was the perfect outfit.
At under $70 I was expecting something that felt budget, but the faux suede material has real weight and texture to it. The regular fit sits nicely without being boxy. I wore it over a ribbed turtleneck for a work-from-home coffee run and got stopped in the parking lot by someone asking where it was from.
That stand collar detail is subtle but it makes the whole jacket feel intentional and cool. I paired mine with a black mock neck underneath and it looked incredibly put together. The regular length is perfect for showing off high-waist trousers too.
I bought this for a weekend trip upstate in October and it was perfect from morning walks to dinner out. The faux suede texture aged beautifully after a few wears, just like the description says. The stand collar gives it a slight toughness that I love with simple, minimal outfits.
The jacket photographs beautifully and the khaki faux suede color is exactly what I wanted for fall layering. However, I found the regular fit runs a bit narrow in the shoulders, and I had trouble layering comfortably over anything thicker than a light long-sleeve. If you're between sizes, I'd size up, which the product page doesn't really make clear. The style itself is lovely, it's just a fit issue that held this back from being a keeper for me.
The medium weight hits that sweet spot where it's warm enough for a cool evening but not stifling during the day. I've been reaching for it constantly since it arrived. The faux suede does show light marks if it gets wet, so I'd be careful in rain, but overall it's a really solid jacket for the price.
Bought this specifically for apple picking and a fall market trip, and it was perfect for both. The medium weight kept me comfortable when temps were in the mid-50s. The khaki plays so nicely against rust and burgundy accessories, which are basically my whole autumn wardrobe.
The faux suede feels substantial and the stitching looks clean throughout. I got the small and it fits true to size with room for a light layer underneath. My one note is that the khaki reads slightly more yellow-green on my screen than in my hands, so check your monitor settings before ordering.
There's something about the texture of this faux suede that just looks lived-in and cool right out of the box. It doesn't have that stiff, brand-new look that some jackets take months to shake. Paired it with straight-leg jeans and ankle boots for a weekend outing and felt great all day.
Love the fit, love the color, love the texture. The regular length is ideal and hits right where I want it. Only reason it's not five stars is I noticed a small uneven stitch on the left cuff out of the box, but it hasn't gotten worse after washing, so I'll live with it.
The faux suede on this jacket has a softness that improves after a couple of wears, which I wasn't expecting at this price. Paired with a cream ribbed turtleneck and camel trousers, the khaki color blends right into the warm neutral palette without disappearing. Really well thought out piece for layering season.
Threw this over a basic white tee and felt completely styled with zero effort. The front zipper keeps the look clean and the stand collar adds just enough personality. At $69.99 this was one of the better purchases I've made this year.
The regular length is just right, not too cropped and not too long, which makes it easy to tuck or leave out whatever top you're wearing underneath. The khaki is a warm tone, not greenish or dull, which was a relief. I just wish there were side pockets in addition to the front ones, but it's a minor thing.
The jacket looks exactly as described and the khaki color is lovely in person. My issue is it came with a fairly strong synthetic smell that took about a week of airing out before I felt comfortable wearing it. Once that faded it was perfectly fine, but something to be aware of before wearing it straight out of the package.
My dog walking jacket, my coffee shop jacket, my farmers market jacket. The medium weight is exactly right for those 45 to 60 degree mornings where you need something but not a full coat. The stand collar keeps the back of my neck warm too, which I didn't expect to appreciate as much as I do.
The jacket is genuinely beautiful and the khaki color photographs really well too. I'd suggest trying the large if you have broader shoulders, as the medium felt snug across the back for me even though I'm typically a medium. Sized up and the fit across the back is great, just slightly roomier in the waist than ideal.
If your wardrobe is mostly neutrals and earth tones, this jacket slots in perfectly. The khaki works with olive, camel, cream, grey, and even a washed-out denim without clashing or competing. I wear it at least three times a week from September through May.
This jacket has that hard-to-explain quality of looking like something you found and not something you bought. The faux suede has character and warmth that fast fashion fabrics never pull off. Wore it to an outdoor dinner with tapered khaki trousers and a tucked-in blouse and felt completely put together.
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