Check This Removable-Sleeve Jacket in Both Jacket and Vest Mode
Use the M–XL body chart for both modes, then confirm sleeve attachment, finished armholes and included detachable pieces before ordering.
The defining feature of the removable-sleeve jacket is that it can be considered in two modes: jacket with sleeves and sleeveless outer layer. The listing gives one M–XL chart, but it does not explain the sleeve attachment or the finished armhole after removal. Check both modes before choosing a row.
Size the shared body first
| Size | Shoulder | Chest | Sleeve | Length |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| M | 57 cm | 120 cm | 60 cm | 68 cm |
| L | 59 cm | 124 cm | 61 cm | 70 cm |
| XL | 60 cm | 128 cm | 62 cm | 72 cm |
Chest rises by 4 cm and length by 2 cm at each step. Shoulder rises by 2 cm from M to L and 1 cm from L to XL; sleeve rises by 1 cm each time. Compare the chest and length with the layer you expect to wear underneath because those body dimensions remain relevant in both modes.
Inspect the conversion details
Ask how each sleeve attaches, whether the fastener is covered, what the armhole edge looks like without sleeves and whether the listed shoulder is measured with the sleeves installed. Also confirm whether sleeve length starts at the shoulder seam and whether any detached pieces are included as a pair.
Black and White are the listed colors. The model reference is 182 cm, 60 kg and size XL, while the chart notes flat measurement and a 1–3 cm allowance. The source does not list filling composition, shell composition or warmth rating. The jacket layering guide helps define the underlayer used for the chest comparison.
Guide notes and sources
Publisher: MAXCT. Published: .
This guide interprets the linked item description and selected options. Chart calculations use listed figures; outfit suggestions are planning ideas, not hands-on tests. Unspecified details are identified for confirmation.