Colour Blocked Sherpa Jacket in Dark Red and Ink Blue

The one everybody is going to ask about.

A relaxed sherpa jacket colour-blocked in dark red and ink blue, with a contrast twill collar and placket, tonal snap buttons and a small embroidery at the chest. Elasticated hem and cuffs keep the shape easy rather than boxy, and it's fully lined — so it's a real jacket, not just a fleece.

The Tiny Big Sister is tinycottons' grown-up line — the same fabric quality and the same prints, cut for adults.

Over the Check Denim Mini, over a sweatshirt, over anything. This is the one that lives by the door from October on.

Fit: Relaxed. The Tiny Big Sister sizes in European numbers, so each size is listed both ways — pick a US 6 and the label inside the garment reads EU 38. The conversion is the standard European one rather than the brand's own, so go by the waist measurements in the size guide if you're between sizes. Their model is 173cm (5'8") and wears a 36.

The details: Relaxed colour-blocked sherpa · contrast twill collar and placket · tonal snap-button front · chest embroidery · elasticated hem and cuffs · fully lined · 100% polyester · machine wash cold, do not bleach, do not tumble dry, do not iron, do not dry clean · designed in Barcelona, made in China in BSCI-certified factories

FIT NOTES
Relaxed, meant to layer. Sized in European numbers. The Tiny Big Sister's model is 173cm (5'8") and wears a size 36.

EU TO US, AND WHAT EACH SIZE ACTUALLY MEASURES

EU 36 ≈ US 4 (UK 8) · waist 28" (71 cm)
EU 38 ≈ US 6 (UK 10) · waist 29.5" (75 cm)
EU 40 ≈ US 8 (UK 12) · waist 31" (79 cm)
EU 42 ≈ US 10 (UK 14) · waist 32.5" (83 cm)

We carry EU 36, 38 and 40 in this style. It's cut relaxed and meant to go over things, so
if you're between sizes there's no need to size up for layering.

A note on where these numbers come from, because it matters: The Tiny Big Sister does not
publish a size chart or a US conversion. The US column above is the standard European
conversion, and it lines up with a US stockist of this same line, which lists EU 34 as a
US 2 and EU 42 as a US 10. The waist figures are published by a UK stockist, not by the
brand, and on a jacket they matter less than they would on a skirt.

European numbers are not consistent between brands - a French label and a Spanish one can
put the same number a full size apart - so go by the measurement rather than the number if
you can.

Questions on fit? Email hello@shopdearneighbor.com and we'll measure the actual garment for you.