Harris Tweed Belted Jacket_Dark Brown

Name: Harris Tweed Belted Jacket_Dark Brown
Brand: MUSEE
SKU: 710719292
Price: 500.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Product Insights & Style Tips

The Harris Tweed Belted Jacket by Musee carries a modern classic mood in dark brown wool with a crisp, tailored silhouette. The Harris Tweed from England lends a quiet luxury that holds its shape, while a tailored collar and subtle shoulder padding give the boxy frame a poised, architectural feel. Fully lined in a natural fiber blend of Bemberg and polyester, it fends off chill and reads polished, even when worn open or cinched by the detachable belt.

Versatility starts at the waist: remove or attach the belt to switch from a relaxed boxy feel to a slender silhouette. The detachable belt, flap pockets, and sleeve vents with buttons keep it practical in daily wear, while the strong shoulders and clean lines layer smoothly over knits, blouses, or dresses. It moves from desk to dinner with ease, lending structure without weight or fuss.

As Musee leans into heritage textures with a modern city edge, this jacket channels the label's refined approach to outerwear. Harris Tweed carries the story of English craft, while the belt tweaks the line for variable styling; think tailored trousers or denim for a city-ready look.

Materials / Fabrication

Harris tweed wool jacket from England
Shell: 100 percent wool
Under collar: 100 percent polyester
Lining: 50 percent Bemberg viscose rayon, 50 percent polyester
Fully lined with natural fiber Bemberg
Detachable belt
Flap pockets
Sleeve vent with buttons
Tailored collar
Shoulder pad: 0.8 in
Fit: boxy, structured silhouette
Measurements (in): Shoulder 16.93 in. / 17.32 in.; Chest 21.06 in. / 22.05 in.; Sleeve Length 25.20 in. / 25.59 in.; Total Length 30.32 in. / 30.71 in.

Recommended Care

Dry clean only to preserve tweed and lining
Store on a sturdy hanger to help maintain shape
Avoid heat sources and direct sunlight when storing

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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.