Women's Yoga Sports Jacket

Description
Additional Information

Elevate your activewear rotation with this Women's full-zip track jacket. Designed with a tight fit and a short H-line silhouette, this knit piece features a stand collar and set-in long sleeves for a streamlined look. The dyed solid color fabric is detailed with contrast piping, topstitching, and a sleek zipper detail. Crafted from a midweight polyester blend, it offers a comfortable stretch that is perfect for running, gym sessions, or everyday casual wear. This versatile custom base is fully compatible with DTF printing, making it an ideal canvas for your unique branding.

Features

- Fit: Skinny

- Neckline: Stand Collar

- Sleeve Style: Regular Sleeve

- Sleeve Length: Long Sleeve

- Season: Spring / Autumn / Winter

- Style: Basics / Casual / Cute / Elegant / Sporty

Care Instructions

- Machine wash at 30°C (gentle cycle)

- Do not bleach

- Tumble dry low

- Iron at low temperature, avoid ironing on print

- Do not dry clean

Fabric

- Material: 82.5% polyester, 17.5% elastane

- Fabric Weight: 220 gsm (6.5 oz)

- Thickness: Moderate

- Breathability: Moderate

	S		M		L		XL		2XL		3XL
	inch	cm	inch	cm	inch	cm	inch	cm	inch	cm	inch	cm
Length	18.70	47.5	19.29	49	19.88	50.5	20.47	52	21.06	53.5	21.65	55
Shoulder	14.17	36	14.57	37	14.96	38	15.35	39	15.75	40	16.14	41
Chest	15.35	39	16.01	40.66	16.65	42.3	17.32	44	17.95	45.6	18.58	47.2
Sleeve length	23.23	59	23.62	60	24.02	61	24.41	62	24.80	63	25.20	64

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