Amanda Uprichard Sutton Jacket
Amanda Uprichard
$246.00
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Product Insights & Style Tips
Amanda Uprichard Sutton Jacket in Brown lands with a poise that feels grown-up and slyly luxe. The tweed is a wool blend with a sturdy weight, built from self fabric that reads 60 percent polyester and 40 percent wool for warmth and structure. Padded shoulders give the silhouette an architected lift, while a front hook and eye closure keeps the line clean and sharp. Imported and dry clean only, this piece arrives in a versatile brown that pairs with everything. Available in sizes XS through XL, including S.
Layer it over a silk blouse or a chunky knit and it holds its own from desk to dinner. The fit skims the body with defined shoulders and a tailored feel that doesn’t read constricting, so it sits comfortably over denim, trousers, or a midi dress. With no excess hardware, it stacks neatly under a coat or over a tee for those in-between days.
Amanda Uprichard cues old-school couture with modern ease, giving every look a confident, city-ready edge. The Sutton Jacket leans into heritage texture while staying very now—balance neutrals with a glossy bag or pair it with a tweed mini for a tonal mood that feels fresh rather than fussy.
Materials / Fabrication
- Wool blend tweed textile (60 percent polyester, 40 percent wool)
- Front hook and eye button closure
- Padded shoulders
- Imported
Recommended Care
- Dry clean only to preserve tweed fibers and overall silhouette
- Avoid machine washing or tumble drying
- Spot clean with a mild detergent and cool water if needed; blot, do not rub
- Store on a sturdy hanger to maintain shape
Fit Notes
- Front hook and eye closure creates a clean, secure front opening.
- Padded shoulders give the jacket a defined, structured shoulder line.
- Wool blend tweed fabric (60% polyester, 40% wool) adds texture and a substantial feel.
