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Worn open, over what you already have
A long open jacket with a matching scarf, printed all over in olive, burnt orange and black. Here it is worn open over jeans and a black top, which is how the front falls when nothing is fastened.
- Open front, no fastening
- Two pieces: jacket + scarf
- Falls to the ankle
Seated, and the hem still spreads
Sitting down shows how much fabric there is: the front panels fall away to either side instead of bunching in the lap. The scarf can go over the head or drop onto the shoulders.
- Wide, full cut
- Scarf over the head
- Hem keeps its width when seated
The back is the widest part
Arms out, seen from behind: the back panel opens into a wide, almost circular hem. Nothing is gathered or pleated — the width comes from cutting the panel large.
- Wide circular hem
- No pleats or gathering
- Print runs across the back
On the stand, front
On a mannequin with no styling, the front edges hang parallel and the sleeve drops from a low shoulder. This is the clearest view of the cut without a body underneath it.
- Parallel front edges
- Low-set sleeve
- Full length
On the stand, seen from behind
The back of the same set, with the scarf draped over the head. The scarf sits as a separate layer — you can see its edge against the jacket where it crosses the shoulders — and the chiffon is light enough to let the print underneath show through.
- Back view
- Scarf is a separate layer
- Chiffon light enough to see through
Neckline, close up
The collar is a narrow band folded back into a V. It is finished rather than raw at the edge, and the print is cut so the brushstrokes meet at the centre front.
- Narrow folded band
- V opening
- Print matched at the centre
Sleeve and cuff
The sleeve is wide through the arm and closes at a plain cuff. In this close-up the fabric reads light, and the print shows through on both sides.
- Wide sleeve
- Plain cuff
- Print visible on both sides
The scarf on its own
The second piece laid out flat: a long rectangle in the same print. Over the head it reads as part of the set; around the neck it looks like a separate piece.
- Long rectangle
- Same print as the jacket
- Head or neck
Half body, scarf down
The scarf worn loose around the shoulders instead of over the head. The jacket stays open at the front, and the print is the same scale on the sleeve as on the body.
- Scarf down on the shoulders
- Front stays open
- Same print scale throughout
Standing, full length
Full length against a plain wall, so the proportions are easy to read: the hem reaches the ankle and the sleeve ends just past the wrist.
- Ankle length
- Sleeve past the wrist
- Full width at the hem
Side on
Turned side-on, the jacket reads as one wide panel from shoulder to hem, with the scarf hanging straight down the back.
- One wide panel
- Scarf hangs down the back
- No waist shaping
Shoulders and opening
A closer look at how the front sits: the opening starts at the neck and runs straight down, and the sleeve is set low, so the shoulder line stays soft.
- Opening starts at the neck
- Low-set sleeve
- Soft shoulder line
Front and back in one frame
The same piece twice in one photo — open at the front on the left, spread wide from behind on the right. Useful if you are judging how much fabric goes into the hem.
- Front and back together
- Same print both sides
- Wide hem
- Item
- Printed Chiffon Open Jacket & Scarf Set
- SKU
- MQ306
- Fabric
- Chiffon (Polyester)
- Colours
- Orange
- Sizes
- One Size
- MOQ
- 10 pcs
Colour & size
Orange
| Size | Bust | Sleeve (from shoulder) | Garment length |
|---|---|---|---|
| F (one size) | 162.56 / 64 | 68.58 / 27 | 139.7 / 55 |
Flat measurements, allow 2–3 cm tolerance. Chiffon, 100% polyester, 0.52 kg.