Adorable and Chic
"This light weight cropped jacket is perfect for adding a chic look to both jeans and dresses. Its boxy shape creates an elegant look. I’ve received several compliments."
Garbo Jacket
Runs big.
We recommend sizing down in this style.
Sheila is 5’9” and wearing size S.
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Add a chic cropped trench to your jacket collection with this luxe layer by Save the Duck, featuring a point collar, button-front silhouette, and an oversized fit.
Details
- Button Front Partial
- Neckline: Point Collar
Measurements
- Length from Shoulder to Hem: 23 1/4"
Material & Care
- Material: 100% Recycled Polyester
- Sustainable Practices: Made with Recycled Polyester
- Care: Machine Wash,Do Not Dry Clean,Wash Cold
Style #: D32665W
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| Size | |
| 0 | XS |
| 1 | S |
| 2 | M |
| 3 | L |
| 4 | XL |
High-performance coats, jackets, and parkas get high-style treatment from this Italian fashion brand. Founded with a strong commitment to create products that are respectful of animals, people, and the environment, Save The Duck became the first fashion brand in Italy to earn B-Corp certification. Their stand-out designs and ethical production result in fashion you can feel good about.
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Overall rating: 4.75 / 5 from 4 reviews.
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Cutest Rain Jacket
"I love this adorable rain jacket! However, I had to try 3 sizes before I got the right one. This site says it runs small and then true to size, but Nordstrom said it runs big. This style is very roomy and a size 1 (small) fit me. I usually wear mediums to larges depending on the item. Save the Duck is a great, quality brand and I expect this rain coat to stave off the rain with no problem in style!"
Looks High-End
"I was asked if this is Burberry. It is flattering, beautiful, and looks high-end. I love it!"
Good transition piece
"Cute, lightweight, a little boxier than photo and wish is had a hood for the actually rainy days."