The detachable-collar faux-fur jacket is sold in Black or Apricot Green, S–XL. Its title promises a detachable collar, but the source does not show how that part attaches or what neckline remains after removal. Consider two actual wear configurations before using the body chart.

Request both necklines

Ask for front, back and inside photos with the collar attached, then the same views after it is removed. Look for the fastening, exposed edge and whether a scarf or shirt collar would sit against it. Request a measurement around the collar opening if a high neckline affects your comfort. The material line states 50% polyester and 50% polyurethane, but does not assign those percentages to the collar, exterior or lining. Do not infer warmth or weather protection from the name.

Size over the layer you will wear

S lists 57.5 cm shoulder, 126 chest, 54.5 sleeve and 64 length; M is 59/130/56/66; L 60.5/134/57.5/68; XL 62/138/59/70. Put on the layer you would wear under the jacket and compare a jacket you can close comfortably at chest and shoulder. Ask whether this chart uses finished garment circumferences or body targets, and whether sleeve starts at the outer shoulder seam. A hypothetical 132 cm chest chart target sits between M and L, but that alone cannot choose a row without the garment measurement basis.

Check the two outcomes

Mark the 64–70 cm body length on your reference jacket from the same origin. Test the silhouette with a higher shirt collar and again with an open neckline to decide which collar state you would actually use. Ask for the collar’s own length and width; they are absent from the chart. The listing cites manual measurement tolerance of 1–3 cm, so a single exact-number comparison should not be treated as guaranteed fit.