Crop Wool Tweed Jacekt_Beige

Name: Crop Wool Tweed Jacekt_Beige
Brand: MUSEE
SKU: 710718976
Price: 312.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Product Insights & Style Tips

The MUSEE Crop Wool Tweed Jacket in Beige brings a quiet, archival mood to the room. A collarless round neckline, subtle chevron pattern, and mixed color yarns give it that classic yet talking-point texture. The premium wool blend tweed feels sturdy and soft at once, cropped to hit at the waist for a crisp, graphic line. A slim shoulder pad shapes the shoulder, and antique mood metal buttons anchor the look at the placket.

Front flap pockets with buttons and sleeve vents with buttons add practical detail. The collarless cut and cropped length mean it layers easily over light knits or tees, while remaining proportioned with high-rise bottoms and midi skirts. This piece offers structure without heaviness, and the clean silhouette makes it easy to move from day to night. Dry cleaning only keeps the tweed looking crisp.

MUSEE taps into heritage codes with a modern palette and texture, and this jacket slots into a refined, versatile wardrobe. The beige tweed pairs with denim for weekend ease or tailored trousers for city polish, while antique metal buttons give a touch of bygone mood.

Materials / Fabrication

Collarless wool crop jacket
Wool blend premium tweed fabric
Shoulder pad inserted for silhouette (0.16 inch)
Mixed color yarn detail
Antique mood metal buttons
Flap pockets with buttons
Sleeve vent with buttons
Shell: 60 percent wool, 40 percent polyester
Lining: 100 percent polyester
Length (S / M): 16.93 in / 17.32 in
Shoulder (S / M): 15.35 in / 15.75 in
Chest (S / M): 18.50 in / 19.25 in
Sleeve Length (S / M): 22.83 in / 23.23 in
Designer: Musee

Recommended Care

Dry clean only to preserve tweed texture and buttons
Store on a hanger to maintain silhouette
Avoid rough abrasion to prevent pilling and fiber shedding
Spot clean minor stains with a damp cloth; do not machine wash

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About Musee

Musee Bath is a whimsical self-care brand crafting handcrafted bath bombs (often called “bath balms”), soaps, soaking salts, shower steamers, and more — all made with natural ingredients like essential oils, shea butter, milk bath, and honey. Founded in Mississippi in 2011 by Leisha Pickering, the line is designed to create joyful, relaxing bath experiences while nourishing skin and uplifting the spirit. Musee products are cruelty-free, paraben-free, and safe for all skin types, turning ordinary bath time into a luxurious ritual. The brand also supports community impact by offering second-chance employment to women in recovery and investing in social causes, making each purchase feel good inside and out.