The black faux-leather jacket lists shoulder, chest, sleeve and body length for S through XL. Do not treat the next size as one uniform step: the published S-to-M change in body length is much larger than its shoulder or sleeve change.

Compare the four columns with a jacket you own

Lay a jacket whose fit you know flat and ask MAXCT to confirm that its measurement method matches the listing. The S row states shoulder 53 cm, chest 118 cm, sleeve 63 cm and length 66 cm. M states 54, 122, 64 and 70 cm. Choosing M over S therefore adds 1 cm at shoulder, 4 cm at chest, 1 cm at sleeve, but 4 cm at length. If your only problem is a short sleeve, M gives little extra sleeve length while moving the hem noticeably farther down.

At XL the listing states shoulder 56 cm, chest 130 cm, sleeve 66 cm and length 74.5 cm. Check where that hem reaches on your own body and whether the chart’s chest figure is a finished garment circumference or body guidance; the page does not define that convention. Its measurement note allows some 1–3 cm manual variation, so do not use a one-centimeter difference as a guaranteed fit change.

Check the layer and material description

The material line says 55% polyurethane and 45% polyester, consistent with a faux-leather description rather than an animal-leather claim. If you will wear a thick sweater underneath, ask for the jacket’s internal chest and armhole measurements and its lining details; the source does not give them. Confirm the selected size and Black color at checkout after checking both sleeve reach and hem position.