Faux Suede Collared Button Jacket

It is the deep wine-red colour that gets me every time. Plain, simple, easy, and I feel a bit more grown up in it.

Lovely jacket with a rich colour. It is suede-look so I do avoid rain and gently brush it, which is a small effort for something this pretty.

I wore it with a roll neck and the collar sat perfectly over the top. It has a classic feel, like a jacket you would keep for years.

Burgundy, buttons, pockets, and a straight cut that fits over a jumper. I have worn it to the pub, the shops and a family dinner already.

Beautiful burgundy, deep and rich in the evening and a touch brighter by a window. The horn-look buttons are nicely done, but I do notice it needs a brush to keep the pile smooth.

The burgundy is exactly the shade I wanted for the season, deep but not dull. Four buttons and a pointed collar give it a smart, clean look.

Threw it over a navy dress as a guest at an outdoor wedding in October. The soft faux suede felt luxurious and the burgundy suited the leaves around us.

Keys, phone, hands, all fit in the two hip pockets. The straight cut is relaxed and the colour is lovely with jeans and a white tee.

I like the straight, slightly roomy shape, but it does not give any waist definition. A belt over the top sorted it for me, though I mostly wear it open anyway.

The soft suede feel and the pointed collar make it look like something much pricier. Hip length is flattering, and I have worn it to work and to brunch.

Love everything about it, except the horn-look buttons occasionally snag the knit of my jumper when I do it up. A thinner top underneath solves that and I keep it.

Wore it over a knitted dress with tights and boots to a birthday lunch, and got loads of nice comments. It sits just below the waist and that proportion looks smart.