A shacket is a shirt cut with the weight and structure of a jacket. It buttons or poppers like a shirt, sits square through the shoulder, and is made in a fabric heavy enough to hold its shape but light enough to keep on indoors. That is what makes it the layer most worn between seasons, when a coat is too much and a knit is not enough.There are two in the Eleven Loves collection. The Tina Shacket is made in a lyocell and cotton blend with bespoke laser cut zig zag detailing front and back, brus...
Tina Shacket - Khaki
Sale price£155.00
Tina Shacket - Chocolate
Sale price£155.00
Sadie Denim Shacket - Rinse Wash
Sale price£125.00
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A shacket fastens and sits like a shirt, with a collar, a button or popper front and a square shoulder, but it is cut in a fabric heavy enough to work as outerwear. A jacket is built to go over everything and usually comes off indoors. A shacket is light enough to keep on, which is why it suits the weeks either side of coat season.
With enough room through the body to layer a knit underneath without pulling across the back, and a shoulder seam that sits at or just past your own. Our two differ: the Tina is cut generously and our model takes a size 10 at a UK size 8, while the Sadie is true to size and cut boxy but neat.
Over a T Shirt with jeans and a trainer or boot is the easiest. Buttoned over a vest with barrel leg trousers it reads closer to tailoring. Over a tulle or slip skirt it stops an evening piece feeling overdressed in daylight. A denim shacket with denim in a different wash is the simplest double denim there is.
On their own, for a mild day. A shacket is really a three season layer, best from early spring to late autumn. Through winter it works as the middle layer instead, over a knit and under a coat, which adds warmth without the bulk of a second jacket.
A lyocell and cotton blend, which gives it a soft handle with enough weight to hold its shape. It has bespoke laser cut zig zag detailing to the front and back, brushed poppers, and a hidden cord at the waist so it can be worn loose or drawn in. It comes in khaki and chocolate.
Yes, and the Sadie is cut for it. The denim has stretch for movement and the shape is boxy but fitted, so buttoned up over a vest it reads as a denim shirt rather than as outerwear. Left open over a knit it goes back to being a layer.