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Cropped Jackets style guide
Cropped jackets work with almost anything you already own. They hit at your natural waist or higher, which makes your legs look longer. Our collection has 960 styles, from $9 to $150. You can find the right fit for your shape.
A cropped jacket needs the right bottom to look balanced. High-waisted jeans or a midi skirt work well. The Loose Lapel Leather Jacket in black ($54.95) pairs nicely with wide-leg pants. Keep the silhouette simple.
Fabric choice changes the whole feel. The Premium Thick Wool Petite Coat in beige ($34) is warm and structured. For warmer days, try the Summer Hollow-out Cropped Vest in blue ($19) or the Lace-up Cropped Cardigan in white ($22). Both are light and easy to layer.
For a casual look, throw the Crop-Top Sweatshirt Gym Jacket in black ($27.95) over a tank top. Add sneakers and denim shorts. The Solid Color Open Front Crop Jacket in pink ($15) works the same way but feels softer.
Dress up the Stand-collar Cropped Sequin Jacket in gold ($23.99) for a night out. Pair it with dark skinny jeans and heels. The Casual Button Slim-fit Suit Jacket in dark blue ($29.95) is great for work. Wear it with a high-waisted pencil skirt.
Start with high-waisted pants or skirts. The jacket should end right at your waistband. For a balanced look, keep your top layer fitted. Try the Button Long Sleeve Short Denim Jacket in light blue ($35) with a simple white tee underneath.
Layer a cropped jacket over a thin turtleneck. The Premium Thick Wool Coat in beige ($34) works well for this. Add a scarf for extra warmth. Stick to high-waisted trousers to cover your midsection.
Choose a cropped jacket with texture or shine. The Stand-collar Sequin Jacket in gold ($23.99) adds instant polish. Pair it with a silk camisole and tailored pants. Heeled boots finish the outfit.
We offer free shipping on orders over $50. Every item has a 60-day return window. That includes all cropped jackets, from the $9 basics to the $150 premium styles. No restocking fees apply.
