Auralee Checked silk and linen tweed jacket
Auralee
$1220.00 30% OFF
$854.00
Product Insights & Style Tips
The Auralee Checked silk and linen tweed jacket brings an airy, nuanced approach to tailoring. Woven from a blend of silk and linen, the fabric glows subtly in an ivory-beige check, with a texture that feels both featherlight and substantial. This piece sits somewhere between structured and relaxed—its Japanese construction and silken lining ensuring each detail feels deliberate, down to the hand-finished seams and cupro-backed smoothness that glides over the skin. The vibe lands in that modern, understated zone: think metropolitan quiet luxury with an artful wink.
Unbuttoned or fastened, the silhouette skims the shoulders and falls with gentle structure, making it easy to throw over slip dresses or a boxy tee without losing shape. The lightness of the silk-linen mix gives breathability, while flap pockets and an interior pocket handle small essentials with ease—phone, lipstick, keys—without adding bulk. It layers smoothly thanks to the cupro lining, and the muted check pattern translates seamlessly from daylight meetings to late-night city outings, never feeling overdone or out of place.
Auralee’s signatures—elevated fabrications, subtlety in palette, and an obsession for touch—are all on full display here. This jacket channels that Japan-cool instinct for reimagining classic silhouettes: a piece that speaks not in shouts, but in the kind of tactile, thoughtful details the in-crowd always notices first.
Materials / Fabrication
- Shell: 64% silk, 36% linen
- Lining: 100% cupro
- Buttoned front closure
- Flap pockets and internal pocket
- Single vent
- Designer color: Ivory Beige Check
- Made in Japan
Recommended Care
- Professional dry clean only, as specified by manufacturer.
- Avoid spot cleaning or washing at home due to delicate silk and linen blend.
- Store hanging on a padded hanger to maintain jacket shape.
- Keep away from direct sunlight to prevent color fading.
- If wrinkled, use a steamer on low heat—do not iron directly on the fabric.
