Cropped Harrington Jacket
Theory
$495.00
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Product Insights & Style Tips
The Theory Cropped Harrington Jacket channels city-sleek energy with a clean spread collar and a cropped silhouette. It pairs long sleeves with snap cuffs and a front zip closure, all in a wool, polyester, and viscose blend. Imported, this piece reads modern and polished, a quiet anchor for pared-back edits.
On the body, the cropped shape maintains a crisp line that layers with ease over lightweight knits or longer silhouettes. The snap cuffs keep things tidy at the wrists, while the chest welt pocket adds a practical, low-key detail. The model is shown wearing a US size 4/Small, offering a sense of the look’s proportions and fit.
Theory's refined minimalism meets utilitarian chic in this cropped Harrington, a piece that feels at once timeless and of the moment. Style it with tailored trousers for a sharp city look, or layer over a dress for a streamlined silhouette.
Materials / Fabrication
- Wool, polyester, and viscose blend
- Clean spread collar
- Cropped silhouette
- Long sleeves
- Snap cuffs
- Front zip closure
- Chest welt pocket
- Imported
Recommended Care
- Professional dry cleaning strongly recommended to preserve the blend and structure.
- If washing at home, hand wash cold with a mild detergent and lay flat to dry; reshape while damp.
- Avoid tumble drying and high heat.
- Iron on low heat with a pressing cloth or steam to remove wrinkles.
- Store on a sturdy hanger to maintain the cropped silhouette.
Fit Notes
- Cropped silhouette creates a waist-length line that layers smoothly over lightweight knits or longer silhouettes.
- Front zip closure with long sleeves and snap cuffs offers a clean, adjustable wrist finish.
- Wool, polyester, and viscose blend provides structured drape that holds its shape through the torso.
