LU'U DAN Black LD Windbreaker Jacket
LU'U DAN
$760.00
Product Insights & Style Tips
The LU'U DAN Black LD Windbreaker Jacket reads city-ready in coated crinkled technical satin. A stand collar and zip closure keep the line clean, while logo appliqués at the front give a quiet brand wink. Patch pockets at the waist for small items, and the elasticized hem and cuffs lock in shape. Graphic-woven webbing trims the raglan sleeves, and a full mesh lining adds breathable comfort.
Layering is easy: slide it over a tee or lightweight knit, then zip up for a streamlined silhouette or unzip for a more relaxed look. Raglan sleeves offer ease of movement, pockets hold cards or lip balm, and the elasticized hem keeps the hemline in place as you move through city streets. It shifts from daytime errands to evening plans with a discreet, luxe sportswear edge.
LU'U DAN leans into the utilitarian-luxe mood, blending technical shine with considered detailing. Black coated satin feels modern and versatile, while logo appliqués and webbing trim keep it graphic. Pair with denim and sneakers for a streetwise finish or layer over a slip dress for contrast between polish and edge.
Materials / Fabrication
- Coated crinkled technical satin
- Stand collar
- Zip closure
- Logo appliqués at front
- Patch pockets at waist
- Elasticized hem and cuffs
- Graphic-woven webbing trim at raglan sleeves
- Full mesh lining
- Supplier color: Black
Recommended Care
- Dry clean only to preserve coating and texture.
- Avoid direct heat; do not iron directly.
- If needed, use a cool steamer to release wrinkles.
- Store on a hanger to maintain silhouette; keep away from direct sunlight.
Fit Notes
- Stand collar with a zip front closure provides a clean, streamlined silhouette.
- Raglan sleeves with elasticized cuffs support comfortable movement and a snug wrist fit.
- Patch pockets at the waist offer practical storage and contribute to the jacket's windbreaker silhouette.
- Coated crinkled technical satin fabric with full mesh lining provides interior comfort.
