This piece is driven by high-contrast geometry — bold black-and-ivory floral blocks arranged with deliberate symmetry. The design doesn’t try to look soft or delicate; it’s confident, graphic, and unapologetically visible.
The cropped length keeps the silhouette sharp, while the wide sleeves create controlled drama. Every panel feels intentional, not random. This is the kind of jacket that anchors an outfit instead of supporting it.
It’s not “boho for the sake of boho.”
It’s structure disguised as ease.
At $150, you’re paying for:
A high-impact contrast design that reads instantly from a distance
Repeating floral geometry aligned with visual precision
A cropped proportion that balances volume and shape
Strong edge definition that prevents the piece from collapsing visually
A design that stands alone without styling tricks
This price is justified by visual authority and originality, not by how heavy the garment feels in hand.
Styling Notes
Best paired with neutral or muted bottoms to let the contrast lead
Works exceptionally well with relaxed trousers or straight denim
Ideal for travel looks, creative spaces, and statement layering
Skip loud accessories — the jacket already speaks
Design Details
High-contrast black and ivory floral blocks
Cropped open-front silhouette
Wide sleeves with structured fall
Clean border framing throughout
Balanced negative space to avoid visual cluttered
Who This Is For
This is for buyers who understand visual weight.
For people who choose pieces based on presence, not softness.
If someone measures value by thickness or warmth, this isn’t for them.
This jacket is for those who dress with intention, confidence, and taste.
Product Measurements (Measurements by inches) & Size Conversion
| Size |
Bust |
Top Length |
| One Size |
32-38 |
25 |
