Michaela linen jacket
A shorter style of jacket, the Michaela sits below the waistband of both trousers and skirts and is a great non-overwhelming choice to wear with a dress. Made from a lovely Irish linen, it is currently available in olive, navy and black. It has long sleeves and is a simple unlined, pocket-free style, maximising a more streamlined silhouette.
The back length is 55 cm, a little longer or shorter is no problem, they are made in Cumbria, in our own workshop, just let us know when ordering. If you are unsure, why not measure an existing jacket to give you an idea? Garment may still be returned if it isn’t to your liking.
100% Irish linen. Made in the UK. Machine washable.
A shorter style of jacket, the Michaela sits below the waistband of both trousers and skirts and is a great non-overwhelming choice to wear with a dress. Made from a lovely Irish linen, it is currently available in olive, navy and black. It has long sleeves and is a simple unlined, pocket-free style, maximising a more streamlined silhouette.
The back length is 55 cm, a little longer or shorter is no problem, they are made in Cumbria, in our own workshop, just let us know when ordering. If you are unsure, why not measure an existing jacket to give you an idea? Garment may still be returned if it isn’t to your liking.
100% Irish linen. Made in the UK. Machine washable.
A shorter style of jacket, the Michaela sits below the waistband of both trousers and skirts and is a great non-overwhelming choice to wear with a dress. Made from a lovely Irish linen, it is currently available in olive, navy and black. It has long sleeves and is a simple unlined, pocket-free style, maximising a more streamlined silhouette.
The back length is 55 cm, a little longer or shorter is no problem, they are made in Cumbria, in our own workshop, just let us know when ordering. If you are unsure, why not measure an existing jacket to give you an idea? Garment may still be returned if it isn’t to your liking.
100% Irish linen. Made in the UK. Machine washable.
