The Short Raw Edge Denim Jacket is a black, M-to-2XL jacket shown over a longer shirt in the current gallery. Raw-looking edges are visible at the collar and lower hem; the pink shirt and light trousers are styling, not parts of the jacket listing. If that layered look is why you are considering it, the useful question is how much of your own shirt will show beneath the shorter jacket. The product page says 75% cotton and 25% polyester and gives chest, shoulder, sleeve and back-center length. It does not state how the exposed edges should be cared for.

Make a shirt-hem visibility check

Start with a shirt you actually intend to wear. Measure it from the back neck point to its hem, then measure a jacket you own from the same point. Wear both and note the amount of shirt visible when standing and sitting. The MAXCT chart lists back-center lengths of 60, 62, 64 and 66 cm from M through 2XL. As an illustration, a 72 cm shirt and a 60 cm M jacket differ by 12 cm on paper, but that does not guarantee 12 cm of visible shirt: shoulder placement, neckline start point and fabric drape change the result. Use the arithmetic to shortlist a size, then confirm where the seller took the jacket length.

Do not size by hem alone

The same M-to-2XL rows list chest 116, 120, 124 and 128 cm; shoulder 51, 53, 55 and 57 cm; sleeve 59, 60, 61 and 62 cm. Every size step adds 2 cm at the back length and shoulder, 4 cm at the chest and 1 cm at the sleeve. If a larger size creates the shirt exposure you want, check whether the extra chest and shoulder room still works over your chosen layer. A change from M to XL adds 4 cm length but 8 cm chest. The model is stated to be 172 cm tall and in M, which does not resolve your own sleeve reach or shirt length. Our measurement guide explains why a jacket chart should be compared with another garment rather than directly with body circumference.

Resolve the raw-edge care detail

The photographs show the edge treatment but cannot establish how it behaves after washing or whether loose threads are meant to be trimmed. Request the current care label and a close view of the collar and hem if edge maintenance matters to you. The listing gives a manual measurement tolerance of 1-3 cm, so a tiny planned hem difference is not a reliable styling target. Choose the size that clears your shoulders and underlayer first, then decide whether the short raw hem gives the proportion you want.