Deutsch: Jacke / Español: Chaqueta / Português: Jaqueta / Français: Veste / Italiano: Giacca /
Jacket refers to an outer garment that usually falls to the Waist or hip that closes in front and is meant to be worn over Clothing either indoors or outdoors by both men and women.
The derivation of the word jacket is said to have come from jacker, a short coat of chain mail worn in medieval England. Today the jacket comes in many forms and has both fashionable and utilitarian uses.
Application Areas
- Everyday casual wear
- Formal attire
- Outerwear for cold weather
- Sportswear
- Fashion statement piece
Treatment and Risks
- Dry cleaning recommended for delicate fabrics
- Avoid excessive heat when ironing to prevent damage
- Store in a cool, dry place to prevent mold or mildew
- Be cautious with embellishments that may be prone to falling off
- Check for proper care instructions to maintain the jacket's quality
Similar Concepts and Terms
- Coat
- Blazer
- Windbreaker
- Parka
- Bomber jacket
Examples
- Jackets: short clothing provided with sleeves and opened on the front.
- Suit jacket: upper part of a suit.
- Blazer: sport jacket covering the hips.
- Chanel suit: short jacket made of tweed.
- Tuxedo jacket: jacket for evening dress.
- Suit jacket: upper part of a suit.
- Working jacket: jacket made of a robust fabric and provided with pockets
Weblinks
- top500.de: 'Jacket' in the glossary of the top500.de
Articles with 'Jacket' in the title
- Bomber Jacket: Bomber Jacket refers to the Waist length Cropped Jacket with a rounded or puffed out body.. Large but fitted arms are elasticated at the wrist, sporty looking often with zip fastening
- Caban Jacket: Caban Jacket refers to a short Jacket that is often made of rough woollen material and generally double-breasted.
- Coach's Jacket: Coach's Jacket refers to a style of jacket, comparable to a basic windbreaker, with fold-over Collar and slash pockets.
- Cropped Top/Jacket: Cropped Top/Jacket refers to a a Top or Jacket where the Hem is cut just above the waist. The Cropped Style had a resurgence in the 80's due in part to Madonna who started wearing Cro
- Down jacket: Down jacket in the fashion context refers to a type of outerwear filled with the soft and fine feathers from ducks or geese, known as down. These jackets are highly valued for their exceptional warmth-to-weight ratio, making them popular . . .
- Eton Jacket: Eton Jacket refers to a waist-length Jacket with a V-shaped back, open in the front, formerly worn by pupils of Eton Colleg
- Jerkin (Jacket): Jerkin (Jacket) : Jerkin refers to a type of jacket- an outer doublet, vest made from hide and the sleeves from rich cloth. A jerkin is a man's short close-fitting jacket, made usually of light-colored lea ther, and without sleeves, worn . . .
- No-Close Jacket: No-Close Jacket refers to a type of Jacket without buttons or other closures which is meant to highlight the garment undern
- Reefer (Jacket): Reefer (Jacket) : Reefer refers to a type of Jacket with slim-fitting, 3/4-length style that flares under the arms to make a full A-line shape.. Reefer could be double- or single-breasted with notch lapels
- Safari Jacket: Safari Jacket refers to a structured, belted Jacket with numerous front patch pockets and topstitching.
- Two Button (Jacket): Two Button (Jacket) : Two Button refers to a single-breasted style of coat or Jacket having two (2) buttons.
- Zouave Jacket: Zouave Jacket refers to a collarless, Waist length jacket, bolero style Jacket with three quarter length sleeves.. Zouave Jackets are worn as indoor and outdoor wear
- Jackets and Coats: Jackets and Coats: Jackets and coats are essential outerwear garments in fashion, designed to provide warmth, protection, and style. They are integral to seasonal dressing, especially during autumn and winter, but are also worn year-round . . .
Summary
A jacket is a versatile piece of clothing that can be worn in various settings, from casual outings to formal events. It provides both style and function, keeping the wearer warm and comfortable while adding a fashionable touch to their outfit.
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