Green Varsity Jacket, Cropped Satin

Green Varsity Jacket, Cropped Satin

A two-tone satin build pairs a green satin body with contrasting white raglan sleeves, stitched at a diagonal seam from underarm to collar rather than a set-in shoulder. A ribbed knit collar, cuffs, and waistband carry the same white-and-green stripe combination, and five snap buttons close the front placket. Two besom pockets sit at the hip with a clean, piping-free finish that keeps the satin surface uninterrupted.

Satin's defining trait on a varsity jacket is the surface itself — a smooth, light-reflecting finish that reads differently under store lighting versus daylight, catching a slight sheen along the shoulders and back panel that a matte wool body wouldn't produce. That reflective quality is also why satin varsity jackets tend to photograph brighter than their wool counterparts, which matters if you're building an outfit around how the jacket reads in photos as much as in person.

Specifications

Fit & Sizing

The raglan sleeve on this jacket runs in one continuous piece from underarm to collar, which gives more room through the shoulder pivot than a set-in sleeve and suits layering over a hoodie or sweatshirt.

Model reference: Shown on a 5'7" (170 cm), 121 lb (55 kg) model in size Small.

Satin has more drape than wool and less structure, so it will sit closer to the body than a stiffer fabric would. Check our size chart against your usual jacket size before choosing.

Why This Jacket

• Two-tone satin without a wool or leather panel — both body and sleeves are satin, keeping the weight and drape consistent across the whole jacket.
• Raglan sleeve for easier movement — the diagonal seam gives more shoulder mobility than a set-in cut.
• Reflective satin finish — the surface catches light differently than a matte wool or leather body would.
• Clean, piping-free pockets — keeps the satin surface uninterrupted for a streamlined look.
• Cropped fit built for high-rise pairing — sits right at the waistband so it doesn't compete with a longline bottom.

Care Instructions

Satin snags more easily than wool or leather, so keep it away from velcro, rough zippers, or textured bag straps that can catch and pull a thread. Spot clean with a soft cloth and cold water for small marks, and have it professionally dry-cleaned for anything more than a light surface stain, since satin can water-spot if it's scrubbed or soaked at home.