Machine-washable suit jacket in stretch wool twill
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Description
The same promise as our washable suit, in a yarn-dyed twill: the yarns are coloured before weaving, which gives a depth of colour that piece dyeing never reaches. 43% virgin wool and stretch in both directions, machine washable at 30°C.
Straight cut, notched lapel with buttonhole and pin, single-breasted, chest pocket, jetted flap pockets, cuff buttons. Full lining, four inside pockets, vent at the back. For days that start at the office and end out in the evening.
Composition
Care instructions
How to fold a pocket square
Which fold for which occasion?
- Office
- the square fold, ideally in white
- Wedding
- one or two points
- Evening
- two points
- Weekend
- the puff fold, with a wool or linen jacket
Match the pocket square to your tie without copying it: pick up one colour, never the same pattern.
Read the full guide
How do you fold a pocket square?
Four folds cover every occasion. The square fold, with its straight edge, is the most understated: it works at the office and at a ceremony. The one-point and two-point folds add some relief for a wedding or an evening event. The puff fold, more relaxed, goes with a wool or linen jacket. In every case, match the fold to the width of the breast pocket: 1 cm of edge shows for the square fold, about 3 cm for the points.
How do you do a square fold?
Fold the pocket square in half, fold the top down to the depth of the pocket, then slide it in with the fold at the top: only 1 cm of straight edge shows.
- Lay the pocket square flat and smooth it out with your hand.
- Fold it in half, from left to right, edge to edge.
- Fold the top down to match the depth of the pocket, plus 1 cm.
- Slide it into the pocket with the fold at the top: only 1 cm of straight edge shows.
How do you do a one-point fold?
Lay the pocket square as a diamond, fold the bottom point up to the top point, fold the sides in to the width of the pocket, fold the bottom behind and slide it in, point up.
- Lay the pocket square flat as a diamond, with one point at the top.
- Fold the bottom point up to the top point to make a triangle.
- Fold both sides in towards the centre, to the width of the pocket.
- Fold the bottom behind to adjust the height.
- Slide it into the pocket, point up: about 3 cm shows.
How do you do a two-point fold?
As for one point, but fold the bottom point up slightly to one side of the top point: two points appear. Fold the sides in, fold the bottom behind and slide it in, points up.
- Lay the pocket square flat as a diamond, with one point at the top.
- Fold the bottom point up, slightly to the left of the other one: two points appear.
- Fold both sides in towards the centre, to the width of the pocket.
- Fold the bottom behind to adjust the height.
- Slide it into the pocket with both points at the top.
How do you do a puff fold?
Pinch the pocket square in the centre, lift it, gather it halfway down and fold the corners behind. Turn it over and slide it into the pocket with the rounded part showing.
- Lay the pocket square flat and pinch it in the centre.
- Lift it: the four corners hang down like petals.
- Gather it halfway down, fold the corners behind, then turn it over: the rounded part is now at the top.
- Slide it into the pocket with the rounded part showing, without flattening it.
Advice from JEREM Paris, menswear since 1996.
Hanging and packing your jacket
Good habits
- After a day’s wear
- let the jacket rest on its hanger for 24 hours before wearing it again
- When you unpack
- hang it up straight away: light creases drop out overnight
- Creases
- hang it in the bathroom while you take a hot shower, the steam relaxes them
A light brushing after each wear removes dust and makes the fabric last longer.
Read the full guide
How should you store a suit jacket?
Hang it on a wide hanger with rounded shoulders, with the pockets empty and the top button done up, and leave a little space around it so the fabric can breathe. For a suitcase, turn one shoulder inside out, tuck the other one into it and fold the jacket in half: the lining protects the fabric and the shoulders keep their shape.
How do you hang a suit jacket?
Empty the pockets, choose a wide hanger with rounded shoulders, slide it into the shoulders and do up the top button. Leave a little space around the jacket.
- Empty the pockets: a phone, keys or a wallet pull the fabric out of shape.
- Choose a wide hanger with rounded shoulders, never a wire hanger.
- Slide the hanger into the shoulders: its ends should fill the shoulders of the jacket.
- Do up the top button so the fronts and the collar keep their shape.
- Leave a little space around it, with no plastic cover: the fabric needs to breathe.
How do you fold a suit jacket for a suitcase?
Button the jacket, turn one shoulder inside out and tuck the other one into it: the jacket folds in half lengthways, lining out. Then fold it in half and lay it at the top of the suitcase.
- Button the jacket, then turn one shoulder inside out: the lining is now on the outside.
- Tuck the other shoulder into the first one: the jacket folds in half lengthways, lining out.
- Fold it in half, from the bottom up, without pressing the fold.
- Lay it at the very top of the suitcase: nothing should crush it.
Advice from JEREM Paris, menswear since 1996.
Shipping & returns
Delivery in mainland France
- Colissimo, home delivery: €8.49, free on orders of €50 or more
- Mondial Relay, pick-up point delivery (point chosen after payment): €6, free on orders of €50 or more
- Chronopost: rate calculated and shown at checkout
Delivery to other countries (European Union, Andorra and Monaco; full list in the shipping policy)
- Colissimo International, home delivery: €11.99, free on orders of €100 or more
- Mondial Relay, pick-up point delivery (point chosen after payment): €6, free on orders of €100 or more
- Chronopost: rate calculated and shown at checkout
The delivery charges for your order are shown before you confirm payment.
Returns
Free returns within 14 days of receipt. The conditions are set out in our returns policy.
How to measure yourself
Measure yourself in your underwear, with a soft tape, standing and relaxed. Get someone to help with your back: a measurement taken alone is almost always too tight.
- NeckAround the base of the neck, where the collar sits. Slide one finger between the tape and your skin.
- ChestAt the fullest point, arms by your sides, tape level across your back.
- WaistAt the narrowest point, above the navel, without pulling. Breathe normally.
- HipsAt the fullest point of the hips, feet together.
- Inside legFrom the crotch to the floor, barefoot, or on a pair of trousers that fits you well.
- Foot lengthStanding, heel against a wall, on a sheet of paper. Use your longer foot.
Jackets and coats
A jacket size is half your chest measurement: a 100 cm chest is a size 50.
| Size | Chest | Waist | Shoulders | Letter | Matching trousers |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 46 | 90 – 94 cm | 78 – 82 cm | 43 cm | S | 38 |
| 48 | 94 – 98 cm | 82 – 86 cm | 44 cm | S / M | 40 |
| 50 | 98 – 102 cm | 86 – 90 cm | 45 cm | M | 42 |
| 52 | 102 – 106 cm | 90 – 94 cm | 46 cm | L | 44 |
| 54 | 106 – 110 cm | 94 – 98 cm | 47 cm | L / XL | 46 |
| 56 | 110 – 114 cm | 98 – 104 cm | 48 cm | XL | 48 |
| 58 | 114 – 118 cm | 104 – 110 cm | 49 cm | XXL | 50 |
| 60 | 118 – 122 cm | 110 – 116 cm | 50 cm | XXL | 52 |
| 62 | 122 – 126 cm | 116 – 122 cm | 51 cm | XXXL | 54 |
