The patchwork texture is the best part
The raised square patches give this jacket such an interesting look up close.
Color block holes coat
Color block holes coat
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$49.99 USD
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$73.99 USD
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Easy layer for cool mornings
I throw it over a tee for chilly mornings and it keeps its shape instead of hanging limp. The loose cut feels relaxed without looking oversized in a messy way.
Exactly the kind of unusual jacket I wanted
The details are really cool.
Stands up nicely over knitwear
I wore this over a thin sweater for an outdoor café lunch and liked how the fabric stayed structured. The collar and front buttons make it feel more like a proper shirt jacket than a soft overshirt.
Fun streetwear piece
It gives my plain black jeans a completely different feel.
Good shape and clean stitching
The material has enough body to hold the square design, and the seams look tidy. I've worn it several times while layering over long sleeves, and none of the patches have started lifting.
The sleeves are easy to style
I like that I can roll the cuffs up when I want a shorter-looking sleeve.
Relaxed fit without losing structure
This has the loose shirt shape I was hoping for, but the fabric keeps it from looking sloppy. The patchwork is subtle from far away and much more detailed when you get closer.
A very wearable statement layer
The color blocks are different without being difficult to match.
Looks great with wide-leg trousers
I wore it with wide-leg trousers and a fitted tank, and the proportions worked really well. The open collar gives enough room for a necklace, while the firm fabric keeps the shoulders looking neat.
The fabric has a nice weight
Not thin or floppy, which was my main concern.
Patchwork is actually sewn well
I checked the appliqué closely because that is what caught my eye. The stitching around the pieces is secure and the joins are clean, even around the corners.
Perfect over a simple dress
I used it over a plain midi dress for an evening art event and it made the outfit feel less formal. The roomy sleeves still let me move comfortably, and the collar keeps the whole thing polished.
Simple but not boring
The cut is easy, but all the surface detail keeps it from looking basic.
The collar gives it a finished look
I usually avoid boxy jackets, but this one works because the classic collar and button front add some shape. The material is firm enough to sit nicely at the shoulders.
Cool details everywhere
There is so much texture when you look at it up close.
Works with layers underneath
I can wear a hoodie under this without the shoulders feeling tight. The sleeves roll easily and stay put well enough for cooking or working at my desk.
A standout piece in my closet
The design feels original, but I can still wear it with basics.
Nice for transitional weather
I've been wearing this during the in-between weather when a coat is too much and a shirt is not enough. It has a light-to-medium feel, and the stiff fabric gives my outfits some shape.
The black and cream mix is easy to wear
The colors go with almost everything I already own.
Great over a hoodie
I bought this to wear over hoodies and it has enough room through the body. The front stays flat when buttoned, and the raised patches add interest without making the jacket feel heavy.
Better details than expected
The construction is surprisingly neat.
Comfortable loose cut
It feels relaxed through the chest and arms without swallowing me. I wore it during a long day of classes and liked being able to push the sleeves up whenever I got warm.
The raised squares make it special
This is the kind of piece people notice after they get close.
Nice balance of casual and put together
The overshirt shape is casual enough for jeans, but the crisp collar and sturdy fabric make it look intentional. I especially like the clean seam work around the patch sections.
The cuffs make it versatile
Rolling the sleeves changes the whole look.
Good structure for an overshirt
I expected something softer, but the fabric has a pleasant firmness. It sits well over a fitted tee and doesn't collapse around the buttons or collar.
A little different in the best way
The design is unusual but still very wearable.
I like the workmanship
The patch edges are firmly stitched and the seams look carefully finished. I've worn it with denim and cargo pants so far, and it has worked with both without needing much thought.
Easy everyday jacket
It goes on over nearly anything.
Looks especially good buttoned halfway
I usually leave the top buttons open and roll the cuffs once. The roomy shape and textured panels give it a relaxed look, while the firm cloth stops it from looking like sleepwear.
The texture photographs well too
The surface detail shows up nicely in pictures, but it looks even better in person.
Comfortable enough for a full afternoon out
I wore it over a tank while browsing shops and sitting outside for coffee. It was roomy through the arms, and the fabric gave enough protection from the breeze without feeling like a heavy coat.
Clean lines and interesting panels
The front is simple enough, then the raised squares add personality.
Great with monochrome outfits
I wear a lot of black and gray, and this adds texture without forcing me into bright colors. The loose shirt cut is comfortable, but the collar and shoulder line keep it looking neat.
The material keeps its shape
No floppy fabric here.
A good creative-office layer
I wore this with tailored trousers and a plain tee at my studio job. It feels casual, but the structured material and clean button front make it presentable enough for meetings.
The appliqué really is secure
I tugged gently at the panels when it arrived and everything felt firmly attached. After regular wear, the corners are still flat and the stitching hasn't loosened.
Different from my usual jackets
It has a really nice shape.
Good for layered autumn outfits
I wore it over a lightweight turtleneck on a cool autumn evening. The sleeves had plenty of room, and the squared panels added enough interest that I kept the rest of the outfit very simple.
The design is cool, but sleeves run long
I like the fabric and the patches a lot, and the body fits in the relaxed way I wanted. The sleeves are longer than expected on me, so I usually keep the cuffs rolled.
Nice jacket with a boxier fit
The construction is clean and the raised details look great with denim. The cut is quite square through the waist, so I prefer wearing it open rather than buttoned.
Great texture, slightly warm indoors
The fabric holds its shape beautifully and the appliqué is attached well. I found it warmer than expected inside, so I usually wear it as an outdoor layer instead of keeping it on all day.
Interesting design and easy styling
It works well over tees and thin sweaters, and the collar gives it a classic shirt feel. The material is fairly crisp, so it doesn't drape as softly as some overshirts I own.
Looks good, but the armholes are roomy
The patches and stitching are very nice, and I like the structured fabric. The armholes are generous on my frame, which is comfortable with layers but looks a little wide with just a tank top.
Cool statement shirt jacket
The design is fun and not something I see everywhere. I wish the front pockets were a touch deeper, since they don't hold my phone securely when I sit down.
Good fabric, limited stretch
The structure is exactly why I bought it, and the patchwork is neatly sewn. There isn't much give in the fabric, so reaching forward feels less easy when the front is fully buttoned.
Beautiful details but not my best fit
The raised square work looks very well made and the cloth has a nice firm feel. On me, the shoulders sit wider than expected and make the whole jacket look more oversized than I prefer.
Interesting piece with a stiff collar
I like the color blocking and the secure stitching, and the body length works well with high-waisted jeans. The collar is quite stiff and stands up awkwardly on me, so I don't reach for it as often as I expected.
The blocks make it special
The raised block patches give this shirt jacket such a cool texture.
Easy oversized layer
Relaxed fit, crisp fabric, and easy to throw over a tee.
Great texture up close
It looks interesting from far away, but the stitching and patchwork details are even better close up. The fabric holds its shape instead of hanging limp.
Casual but not boring
This has become my favorite layer with wide-leg jeans and sneakers. The loose shirt shape keeps it relaxed, while the block details make the outfit look styled.
Clean collar and buttons
Classic collar, simple front buttons, and a really nice structured feel.
The sleeves are easy to style
I like that I can wear the sleeves long or roll them up without the cuffs looking messy. The coat works over a tank now and should layer over sweaters later.
Exactly my kind of jacket
The unusual patchwork is what sold me.
Structured without feeling stiff
The material has enough body to keep the shape, but it still feels comfortable when I'm moving around. I wore it open over a plain black shirt and got several compliments.
Fun streetwear layer
Looks great with cargos and chunky sneakers.
Stitching looks carefully done
I checked the appliqué seams because that was my main concern, and everything is attached neatly. No loose threads so far, even after wearing it several times.
A cool alternative to a denim jacket
The shirt-jacket cut makes it easy to wear, but the raised color blocks keep it from looking basic. I used it for an outdoor concert with a fitted tee underneath and it was just the right weight.
Relaxed fit, nice shape
Cute and fits fine.
Details stand out in person
The color-block design is more textured than I expected, in a good way. It gives a simple outfit some personality without being too loud.
Perfect for changing temperatures
I wore this over a long sleeve top on a cool morning and rolled the cuffs up by afternoon. It has enough room for layers and doesn't collapse around the shoulders.
The collar gives it a polished edge
The collar and front buttons make it feel more put together than a regular overshirt.
Worn it three different ways
I've worn it buttoned as a top layer, open over a graphic tee, and with a thin knit underneath. The roomy cut works for all three, and the appliqué seams still look secure after repeated wear.
Simple and wearable
The fabric is crisp and the colors are easy to pair.
Great with monochrome outfits
I usually wear black and gray, so this adds interest without making me change my whole wardrobe. The raised blocks catch the light nicely and the boxy cut is comfortable.
Not flimsy at all
I was expecting a thin overshirt, but this has a firm hand and holds the collar well. It layers nicely over a hoodie without looking completely shapeless.
Very easy everyday piece
I reach for this whenever a regular jacket feels like too much.
The patchwork is neatly finished
The stitching around each block is tidy and even. I like that the design feels handmade and detailed, but the shirt still has a clean classic shape.
Good room through the body
The fit is roomy without swallowing me. I wore it over a sweatshirt for an evening art show, and the shoulders still looked neat.
A little fashion-forward
The raised squares give it a niche streetwear feel.
Sleeves roll without fighting me
The cuffs are practical and stay folded when I push them up. The body has a nice structured drape, so it doesn't look like a soft pajama shirt.
Really nice over dresses
I tried it over a simple slip dress and the contrast worked surprisingly well. The boxy shirt shape makes the dress feel more casual, while the textured patches add some edge.
The fabric keeps its form
Looks just like the photos and has a good firm feel.
Cool piece for casual Fridays
I wore this with dark trousers and a plain tee for a relaxed office day. The collar and buttons keep it presentable, while the loose cut makes it much more comfortable than a fitted jacket.
More texture than expected
The surface detail is the best part.
Works with layers underneath
I normally size up in jackets for layering, but the relaxed cut gave me plenty of room in my usual size. The front stays neat when buttoned and the shoulder seams sit comfortably.
The colors have a nice balance
The blocks are noticeable but not overwhelming. I paired it with plain denim and the whole outfit looked finished with almost no effort.
A strong transitional layer
This is exactly the kind of thing I wanted for early fall. It has more structure than a cardigan and less bulk than a heavy coat, plus the sleeves can be rolled when the day warms up.
The front looks really clean
Buttons line up well and the collar lays flat.
Interesting without being difficult to wear
Some statement jackets only work with one outfit, but this one has been easy with jeans, cargos, and a long skirt. The patchwork is the focus, so I keep everything else simple.
Comfortable loose cut
Roomy and cute, just what I wanted.
The seams look dependable
I've worn it while carrying a backpack and the raised patches haven't pulled or lifted. The seams around the armholes and sides are also clean, which I appreciate on a detailed piece.
Nice shape when worn open
It hangs really well open over a fitted top. Buttoned up, it looks more like a statement shirt, so it gives me two different looks.
A fresh take on an overshirt
The cut is familiar, but the dimensional blocks make it feel much less ordinary.
Good for light layering
I wore it during a cool spring evening over a cotton tee. It gave enough coverage without feeling like a full jacket, and the structured fabric kept the outfit looking sharp.
The detail is the whole point
Really cool texture and a relaxed fit.
Looks better styled than expected
At first I thought it might be hard to pair, but it works with very basic pieces. I wore it with a white tee and loose black pants, and the raised color blocks did all the work.
Nice, but the sleeves run long
I like the fabric and the patchwork, and the roomy body is comfortable. The sleeves are longer than I expected, so I have to roll them rather than wear them down.
Great texture, slightly boxy
The raised blocks look very cool and the stitching feels secure. The cut is boxier than I usually wear, though it looks better open than buttoned on me.
Fun jacket with a firm hand
The material holds its shape well and the details are neatly finished. It feels a bit warmer and less flexible than a normal shirt, so I prefer it as an outer layer.
Cool design, limited pocket space
I really like the color blocks and the relaxed shape. The pockets are not large enough for much beyond keys, which is the only reason I didn't give it five stars.
Looks great with simple basics
The texture makes a plain outfit more interesting, and the collar is nicely shaped. The fabric has very little stretch, so reaching forward feels a bit restricted when the front is buttoned.
Stylish but needs a careful iron
I like the unusual design and the appliqué is attached well. It arrived with noticeable creases around the collar, and it took some care to get the structured shape looking right.