Emma Lambswool Tweed Jacket
Style
Our Emma jacket has its roots in Victorian equestrian attire with an asymmetrical curved closure. Alcantara covered buttons highlight this feature and are complimented by matching trims on the slanted hip pockets and the top collar. Emma's unique closure allows it to be worn with the collar up, buttoned to the top, or folded down as you would lapels on a traditional jacket. This style compliments are variety of figures and styles, its unique design helping to lift otherwise simple outfits into something special.
Fit
Emma is a regular fit jacket with a nipped-in waist and slim sleeves. We would suggest ordering your usual size.
Design Features
- 8-button asymmetrical curved closure.
- Centre vent.
- Lightly structured shoulders.
- Plain cuffs.
- Slanted jetted hip pockets.
- No breast pocket.
- Alcantara accents.
- Fully lined.
- No internal pockets.
- Covered buttons.
| SKU | emma-jkt-lw-dn-wp-aubergine |
|---|---|
| Product Code | 53EU24LA0002 |
| Colour Code | 233 |
| Material | Lambswool Tweed |
| Fabric Weight | Midweight |
| Style Name | Emma |
| Pattern | Donegal Fleck, Windowpane |
| Gender | Ladies |
| Colour | Reds |
| Exchange period | 30 days |
| Return & Refund period | 30 days |
Fabric
Our lambswool tweed is created using wool taken from the first shearing of young sheep. This means that the wool is soft, fine, and light. These fibres are then spun to create a fabric with a compact and smooth handle that is soft to the touch, but that still has a distinct texture.
Fabric Details
- Weight: 395/G/M2 (Midweight)
- Outer: 100% Wool
- Lining: 100% Viscose
Fabric Care
- Dry clean only.
- Do not iron.
- Do not tumble dry.
For small marks, we advise the use of a damp cloth and a small amount of clean water. A clothing brush or lint roller will remove dust or pet hair.
Donegal Windowpane
A Donegal pattern is defined by speckled dots in the fabric, called “neps” or “slubs” produced by dispersing yarns in a variety of colours throughout the cloth. Named for County Donegal in Ireland, where this style originated, the pattern is now recognisable the world over. The addition of a square over-check called a "windowpane" adds detail to the cloth and the opportunity to incorporate an additional colour or two.