Help me find a jacket like this
October 24, 2021 8:22 PM Subscribe
I want this jacket but it is only available in children's sizes. Can you point me toward a similar one that can fit an adult?
The things I like about it: It is relatively heavy and structured, not like a regular sweatshirt material hoodie. It is fuzzy/furry. It has a pattern.
From Nordstrom Here. Another Poshmark here, and here.
posted by tipsyBumblebee at 10:26 PM on October 24, 2021
posted by tipsyBumblebee at 10:26 PM on October 24, 2021
Sherpa fleece or pile fleece are words that might help you in your search. Here are a few options from LL Bean.
Make sure this is a legit seller and all, but here's one on Amazon pretty close to what you shared.
I searched around in the men's jackets on Amazon and there are fewer patterns other than plaid, but you could dig a bit deeper there too if you prefer men's sizing.
posted by bluedaisy at 10:28 PM on October 24, 2021
Make sure this is a legit seller and all, but here's one on Amazon pretty close to what you shared.
I searched around in the men's jackets on Amazon and there are fewer patterns other than plaid, but you could dig a bit deeper there too if you prefer men's sizing.
posted by bluedaisy at 10:28 PM on October 24, 2021
If none of those bring you success, dive into Amazon and Alibaba for the Chinese sellers with the names like ZKYXOJ and STOODOOBOO.
posted by rhizome at 12:43 AM on October 25, 2021 [1 favorite]
posted by rhizome at 12:43 AM on October 25, 2021 [1 favorite]
How important is the knit ribbing in the original wait and cuffs?
posted by NotLost at 6:23 AM on October 25, 2021
posted by NotLost at 6:23 AM on October 25, 2021
Response by poster: The knit ribbing is not necessarily essential.
Thank you all, these are much better leads than I could have even hoped for!
posted by cmoj at 7:07 AM on October 25, 2021
Thank you all, these are much better leads than I could have even hoped for!
posted by cmoj at 7:07 AM on October 25, 2021
Target has a bunch - search "sherpa" for lots of cute results.
Floral is adorable.
posted by XtineHutch at 7:07 AM on October 25, 2021
Floral is adorable.
posted by XtineHutch at 7:07 AM on October 25, 2021
I think you may have luck using the keyword ‘bomber jacket’
posted by bq at 7:49 AM on October 25, 2021
posted by bq at 7:49 AM on October 25, 2021
The words "faux fur" zip hoodie women popped this result, which is, unfortunately, unavailable:
Puma Womens Winter Classics Faux Fur Full-Zip Hoodie Full Zip Full Zip - Black
Maybe those will be helpful search terms?
posted by MonkeyToes at 9:57 AM on October 25, 2021
Puma Womens Winter Classics Faux Fur Full-Zip Hoodie Full Zip Full Zip - Black
Maybe those will be helpful search terms?
posted by MonkeyToes at 9:57 AM on October 25, 2021
I love that kind of fur, too! It's very warm, it doesn't mat or collect lint, it's durable so it doesn't get pilly or melt in the dryer, and it feels lovely on the skin.
It is not sherpa, sherpa is kind of curly in little puffs. It's terrible - it sticks to rough skin, and it gets filthy and collects lint and hair and looks gross very quickly.
It's not fleece or microfleece either, fleece is more like a tennis ball texture, but sometimes that's used as a keyword when selling these garments. Fleece gets pilly after being washed a few times.
Sometimes this material is called "faux fur" but usually faux fur has longer fibres. And faux fur often melts (and mats into Sherpa) if it goes into the dryer.
I've seen this exact kind of plush called "minky", "plush", or "microplush", and consider those names to be correct.
posted by nouvelle-personne at 2:34 PM on October 25, 2021 [2 favorites]
It is not sherpa, sherpa is kind of curly in little puffs. It's terrible - it sticks to rough skin, and it gets filthy and collects lint and hair and looks gross very quickly.
It's not fleece or microfleece either, fleece is more like a tennis ball texture, but sometimes that's used as a keyword when selling these garments. Fleece gets pilly after being washed a few times.
Sometimes this material is called "faux fur" but usually faux fur has longer fibres. And faux fur often melts (and mats into Sherpa) if it goes into the dryer.
I've seen this exact kind of plush called "minky", "plush", or "microplush", and consider those names to be correct.
posted by nouvelle-personne at 2:34 PM on October 25, 2021 [2 favorites]
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posted by tipsyBumblebee at 10:11 PM on October 24, 2021