The Lapel Drawcord Hem Jacket is offered in Grey from M to 2XL. In the live gallery, a zip front sits under the lapel, and cords are visible at the lower edge. The model wears it open over a brown shirt, with dark trousers. Those styled clothes are not named as included items. The drawcord gives you a hem decision that the size chart does not answer: the listed chest can describe body room above the waist, but it does not tell you how narrow the lower edge becomes when pulled.

Decide on the loose-hem outfit first

Lay a jacket you own over the shirt or knit you plan to wear. Check whether its hem clears the top of your trousers when left loose and whether the shirt should remain visible. The MAXCT chart lists M/L/XL/2XL jacket lengths of 69/71/73/75 cm. Compare those with the back-center length of your reference jacket, keeping measurement endpoints consistent. If you want the shirt to extend below the jacket, measure both pieces rather than relying on the model photograph. The page does not say whether the length includes the gathered lower edge.

Then test the gathered-hem idea

When a hem is drawn inward, it can sit at a different point from a loose hem and may make a long inner layer bunch. Try the motion with a drawcord jacket you already own: leave it open, tighten it moderately, then zip it and sit down. Note where the fabric catches and whether the inner shirt stays flat. This is a planning exercise, not a test of the MAXCT jacket’s cord range. Ask for its uncinched and gently cinched hem circumferences, along with a close view of the cord ends and lock, before assuming the photographed gathering is adjustable by any particular amount.

Check the four fixed chart columns

The listed chest values are 116, 120, 124 and 128 cm. Shoulder width is 56, 58, 60 and 62 cm, while sleeve is 52, 54, 56 and 58 cm across M to 2XL. Each size step adds 4 cm chest and 2 cm to shoulder, sleeve and length. If you move from M to XL for shoulder space, you also gain 8 cm chest and 4 cm sleeve; the drawcord cannot change those upper-body measurements. Compare them with a jacket whose shoulder and sleeve reach you like. The source lists 82% polyester and 18% cotton plus a 1-3 cm manual measurement tolerance; it does not give a waterproof rating, care label or tested drawcord adjustment range. Keep those unknowns separate from the fit numbers.