It’s is cheap and
Poor quality fabric. It has a bad plastic/factory smell. I don’t often buy on line and if k can work out how to send it back I will. Nowhere near the quality in the picture.
The faux sherpa material on this white jacket is incredibly soft and actually keeps me warm without being bulky. The funnel neck is perfect for those crisp fall mornings, and it pairs beautifully with jeans or dressier pants.
Finally found a white sherpa that doesn't look cheap. The solid white color is clean and the cut is flattering, making it work for both casual hangouts and nicer dinners out.
This thing is ridiculously comfortable. I've been living in it since it arrived, and the funnel neck keeps my neck warm without feeling restrictive at all.
Threw it in the washing machine on gentle and it came out looking brand new. No pilling, no fading, the white stayed bright and the sherpa stayed soft.
The jacket looks really nice and the sherpa material is soft, but even in my regular size it felt fitted in the chest area which limited my layering options underneath. If you prefer a looser fit, size up.
This jacket is like wearing a cloud that actually looks presentable. The white color is crisp and clean, perfect for throwing over literally anything, and the sherpa lining keeps you warm without the bulk of a heavy coat.
This jacket doesn't try to be anything other than what it is, and that's refreshing. White, cozy sherpa, functional funnel neck. It layers perfectly and looks polished whether you're dressed down or heading somewhere nice.
The white color is neutral enough for my whole wardrobe, but the funnel neck detail keeps it from looking boring. The faux sherpa is genuinely plush and the jacket doesn't lose its shape after wearing.
The faux sherpa on this white jacket is legitimately thick and insulating. Paired with the funnel neck design, you stay cozy even on windier days, and the fit is flattering without being too fitted.
This white sherpa jacket has been on rotation constantly since I got it. The funnel neck is stylish and functional, the material is soft but durable, and it's versatile enough to work for any season transition.
Whether I'm wearing jeans or a dress, this white jacket works. The sherpa is cozy, the funnel neck keeps you warm without looking heavy, and it honestly looks good no matter how you style it.
Not gonna lie, I was skeptical at this price point but the quality is solid. This white sherpa jacket with the funnel neck detail is warm, looks put-together, and handles washing like a champ.
Grabbed this in white and it's become my go-to for everything from casual coffee runs to weekend brunches. The faux sherpa is legitimately soft, and the funnel neck keeps me warm without feeling bulky.
This is my jacket for literally everything now. White, soft sherpa, functional funnel neck. It works over sweaters, under coats, or on its own, and it looks effortlessly polished.
The faux sherpa doesn't feel thin or flimsy like some cheaper jackets. After multiple machine washes, it still looks fresh and maintains its softness without getting matted down.
The faux sherpa lining on this white jacket is honestly the best part. It's so soft but doesn't pill, the funnel neck stays comfortable throughout the day, and the external material looks clean.
Sometimes simple is best, and this white sherpa jacket with the funnel neck proves it. No unnecessary details, great material, perfect fit, and it works for everything.
People keep asking where I got this jacket because it looks like it costs way more than seventy-nine ninety-nine. The white sherpa and funnel neck give it a designer vibe.
The funnel neck design actually keeps warmth in without being restrictive like some turtlenecks I've tried. Pairing it with my jeans and boots makes me look put-together even when I'm not trying. Love the quality for this price point.
For eighty bucks, you're getting quality material, thoughtful design, and a jacket that'll last multiple seasons. The white color stays bright with proper care.
Love everything about this jacket but wish I'd sized up. The funnel neck and white sherpa are perfect, just snug in the shoulders if you want room to layer thicker pieces underneath.
I wear this over my sweaters and it doesn't add bulk the way heavier coats do. The sherpa feels premium and the funnel neck keeps drafts out perfectly. Definitely getting this in another color if they make it.
I was worried about cleaning faux sherpa, but the machine wash instructions are straightforward. After several washes, the material still feels soft and hasn't lost its quality. That's a big deal for me since I wear jackets constantly.
When I first opened the package, the sherpa smelled so fresh and clean. I wore it immediately and got compliments from multiple people. The quality is obvious just by touching the material.
The funnel neck design is cute and the sherpa is soft initially, but after a few washes I noticed the material starting to thin out slightly. Still wearable but worried about longevity for the price.
I've had cheaper sherpa jackets where the inside gets stiff and uncomfortable. Not with the Adela. The material has stayed soft and plush even after multiple washes and lots of wear.
Started wearing this in early evening and it kept me comfortable as the sun went down and temps dropped. The funnel neck prevented that annoying cold-on-the-back-of-neck feeling. Really well designed for temperature transitions.
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