A reinterpretation of the classic field jacket, the Asymmetric Stand Collar Utility Jacket blends utilitarian detailing with sculptural tailoring. Crafted from structured 100% cotton, the jacket features an offset button-front closure that extends into an angular pointed hem, creating an architectural silhouette with subtle military influences.
The high stand collar offers added structure, while curved seam lines contour the body without sacrificing ease of movement. A functional flap pocket at the sleeve introduces a practical detail, balanced by discreet side pockets that maintain the jacket's clean profile. Cropped to sit just above the hips, it layers effortlessly over lightweight knits, tanks and dresses throughout the seasons.
Features
100% cotton construction
Structured twill finish
High stand collar
Asymmetrical button-front closure
Angular pointed front hem
Cropped silhouette
Functional sleeve flap pocket
Concealed side pockets
Long sleeves
Tailored panel construction
Relaxed regular fit
Material
100% Cotton
Made from durable cotton with a structured hand feel that softens with wear while maintaining its shape.
Care Instructions
Hand wash or machine wash cold (30°C or below)
Wash separately with similar colours
Do not bleach
Do not tumble dry
Hang dry in the shade
Cool iron (maximum 110°C)
Take extra care around printed or handcrafted details
| Size |
Length (cm) |
Bust (cm) |
Shoulder (cm) |
Sleeve (cm) |
| S |
44 |
94 |
41 |
65 |
| M |
46 |
98 |
42 |
66 |
| L |
48 |
102 |
43 |
67 |
| Size |
Height |
Weight |
| S |
155–160 cm |
45–55 kg |
| M |
160–165 cm |
55–65 kg |
| L |
165–175 cm |
65–75 kg |
Fit Notes
Regular fit
Cropped length
Structured, non-stretch cotton fabric
Stand collar with asymmetrical front closure
Model is 165 cm / 46 kg and wears size M.
Style Notes
Pair with cargo trousers and heavy denim for a utilitarian look, or soften the silhouette with a flowing skirt or tailored trousers. The sculptural front closure and cropped proportions also make it an ideal layering piece over fitted basics, allowing the architectural construction to remain the focal point.
