Allbebe Women's Boyfriend Classic Slim Petite Plaid Elbow Patch Jacket Blazer

I ended up returning this jacket because it was too shapeless, and doesn't fit as shown in the product images. If you look at the blond model, the jacket hits her almost at high-hip area, and the fit is trim and neat. If you look at the brunette model, the jacket hits her low-hip in the front, almost covering the butt in the rear view photo. In reality, the jacket is not so crisply tailored. It's shapeless, and doesn't do anything for your body.Admittedly, I may have overshot on the size, since I ordered the XXL, knowing that it was made in Asia. For reference, I am 5'6", 34D bust, and wear a US Women's Medium in everything. The XXL was a little too sloppy on me---but hey, I went according to the measurements in their size chart. The armholes were not high enough, so that causes the torso to look wider anytime you move around, the waist was not nipped in slightly, as shown in the product images, and the lining was too "floppy" for the garment, if that makes sense. The straight cut waist didn't look any better when buttoned--so it would have needed serious tailoring to remotely resemble the version shown on the models.The check plaid fabric was nice for a $30 garment. Better than some casual blazers I've seen at lower-end stores like Target or Forever 21 for the price. However, it's quite thin and floppy itself, so if you're like me, and constantly using the two waist pockets, you may find that the pocket flaps easily slide into the pockets, and need to be extracted all the time.The pattern did not match up in the right orientation across the garment, which is a pet peeve of mine, since it's an instant giveaway that you are wearing a low-end item. For the plaid, the bars should travel from left to right across the front and back of the garment horizontally, but in the back, the plaid was noticeably cockeyed at the bottom hem. (i.e. started off horizontal, and then tilted down diagonally toward the bottom.) Again, you probably can't expect master craftsmanship for $30, but if you're going to wear low-end, then at least go for low-end that looks high-end. A crooked piece of plaid screams lack of attention to detail.As a final note, although it didn't trouble me that much, the elbow patches are a medium orange-toned brown, and not the dark coffee bean color shown on the brunette model. I forgot to take photos before I returned it, unfortunately,It's not a horrendous jacket, but the shapeless cut, crooked plaid orientation, and small things like numerous hanging threads were too telling for me. I don't want my clothing to scream lower-end, even when it is. Better to save up, and use that money to buy one well-cut classic blazer from J.Crew, since that will last for years.

The fit was perfect for me, and I have a pretty long torso. I ordered the XXL because I'm a women's US size 8 and it fits perfectly. The buttons are a little too close to the seam, but that's fine with me. It's made with a nice, breathable fabric, and the elbow patches are like a micro fiber fake suede type of thing. I wore this to a restaurant a few nights ago and it looked perfect in the setting. Recommend unless you're any bigger than an 8/10 since these sizes run extremely small. I've included pictures of me trying them on. I'm 5'8" 150lb, long torso and this is the XXL.

I really wanted to love this blazer, but the fit is not as pictured. I was expecting something a little more fitted, but it was way too loose. The size chart is also off. I ended up getting a 2XL because I was planning on wearing it over my thicker sweaters, but the sleeves were way too long and the bodice was too loose and baggy. It made me look like I was a child trying on adult clothes. I might exchange this for a smaller size because I do love the look of this jacket.

If I could give this zero stars I would. Very difficult to get the right size. When I finally did, the stitching down the front was inconsistent and baggy looking on one side. I would have had to spend 50 bucks in tailoring to fix it.

I bought size US 6-8, label XXL. It actually is an XXL, I’d guess a size 20-22. I like the jacket, although the XXL is bigger in the waist than the rest of the garment, not smaller as it should be, and I have no idea what size I would order next.

I bought this for my wife and she loves it. It is a well made blazer that looks as cool as pictured. My wife looks amazing in it. Sizing note: my wife is 5'3" and large chested. She needed the x-large to accommodate her chest but it remains fitted through the waist. However, she has to have the sleeves hemmed.

Larger than ususal

i love the look of this and the quality was really good too, but the size was way too small.