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Simkhai Kimia Tie-Waist Sherpa Jacket - Raven

$545

Fabric100% Polyester Sherpa
Trim50% Polyurethane/50% Polyester
ClosureTie Closure

The SIMKHAI Women's Kimia Tie-Waist Sherpa Jacket is crafted from plush 100% polyester sherpa with faux leather trim and a 100% polyester lining. Designed with a cozy wrap silhouette, it features a wide shawl collar, long sleeves, side patch pockets and a tie closure. Measuring approximately 29.5 inches from shoulder to hem, this imported jacket is finished in a rich espresso brown and is shown on a 5'10" model wearing a US size Small.

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The Fit

The approximately 29.5-inch length creates hip-level coverage, while the wrap silhouette allows the tie closure to define the waist. Choose your usual size for the intended cozy layered fit.

Fit guide
SizeWhere it laysBest for
XSApprox. 29.5 in from shoulder to hemPetite to narrow frames
SApprox. 29.5 in from shoulder to hemSlim to standard frames
MApprox. 29.5 in from shoulder to hemStandard frames and layering
LApprox. 29.5 in from shoulder to hemRoomier layering
XLApprox. 29.5 in from shoulder to hemA more relaxed layered fit

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Our Stylist's Notes

"I would style it over a fine knit and tailored trousers for a polished cold-weather look. The espresso-brown sherpa texture also works beautifully with denim and sleek leather boots for relaxed weekend dressing."

Alisa

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