Women's Suede Jacket
Max Mara
$1940.00
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Product Insights & Style Tips
The Max Mara Women's Suede Jacket channels quiet luxury with a sculpted, leatherwork inspired silhouette. Soft lambskin suede feels supple and plush, catching light with a subtle glow, while the precise cuts and stitching give it architectural depth. A shirt collar and horn-front buttons anchor the look, and the fabric is unlined, with a 100% silk lining that adds a quiet note of polish.
Regular fit sits at the torso with long sleeves and buttoned cuffs. Front fastening with horn buttons creates a clean line, while leatherwork-style cuts and the rounded side slits at the front and square slits at the back allow easy movement when layering over a knit, tee, or lightweight dress. The unlined shell drapes smoothly, and the silk lining adds a touch of luxe as you move through day to night.
Max Mara continues its legacy of refined, Italian tailoring where outerwear reads as a quiet statement. This suede jacket pairs best with straight trousers or a midi skirt for a modern, city-ready silhouette, or with denim for a cool, pared-down vibe that still feels intentionally crafted.
Materials / Fabrication
- Single-breasted shirt jacket with leatherwork style cuts and stitching
- Regular fit
- Soft lambskin suede jacket
- Shirt collar
- Long sleeves with buttoned cuffs
- Front fastening with horn buttons
- Rounded side slits on the front and square slits on the back
- Unlined
- Fabric: Lamb leather
- Lining: 100 percent silk
Recommended Care
- Do not wash
- Do not bleach
- Do not tumble dry
- Do not iron
- Do not dry clean
- Do not wet clean
- Clean only by leather and fur specialists
- Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight; hang on a sturdy padded hanger in a breathable garment cover
Fit Notes
- Regular fit through the torso.
- Unlined design.
- Front fastening with horn buttons.
- Shirt collar, long sleeves with buttoned cuffs.
