Denim set, frog-fastening jacket and tapered trousers

An oversized denim jacket with a hood and frog fastenings, paired with wide-leg pants tapered at the bottom.

A denim set designed for roomy silhouettes. The jacket falls to the hips, with dropped shoulders and wide sleeves that leave room over a fine sweater. The hood is lined. At the front, the fastening is made with frog buttons — those braided Asian-inspired closures that replace the usual snap and give the piece its character.

The pants are cut from the same denim. High waist, very wide leg, gathered at the bottom in a harem shape: the volume is pronounced on the thigh, then closes at the ankle, which avoids a floating effect. Vertical side seams draw the leg.

The details that structure the cut

• Printed panels on the lower fronts and the lower sleeves
• Panel seams and contrasting topstitching on the bodice and the back
• Patch chest pocket and two low patch pockets
• Straight hem, denim with a slightly washed effect

How to wear it

As a full look to own the volume, with low sneakers or square-toed ankle boots. Separately, the jacket sits over straight-leg jeans or a fluid dress, and the pants balance with a close-fitting top tucked in at the waist. The washed blue stays easy; the black reads more graphic, especially in the evening.

The denim is polyester, with a second component at under 30%. It holds the volume well, barely creases and is not see-through. It is an autumn, winter and mid-season piece, to wear over a fine knit or a thick t-shirt.

Available in washed blue and washed black, in one size.

Key points

• Coordinated set, each piece also worn separately
• Oversized jacket with a lined hood, dropped shoulders
• Frog-button fastening, an alternative to snaps
• High-waisted pants, wide leg gathered at the bottom
• Three patch pockets, including one at the chest
• Two washed denim colors: blue and black

Fabric and care

Composition: Polyester denim, second component at under 30%. Fabric not see-through. Lined hood. Supplier reference 826060.

Care: Machine wash, inside out, on a cold or warm cycle. Close the frog fastenings before washing. Avoid the tumble dryer to protect the wash and the printed panels. Iron gently if needed, without passing over the prints.

Size

One size, oversized cut. The jacket generally corresponds to a size S to XL depending on the volume you want; the shoulders are deliberately dropped and the sleeves wide. The supplier has not provided a measurement chart. The pants are high-waisted with a very wide leg gathered at the bottom, and cover the same range. Beyond that, the jacket is still wearable in a closer fit. If you are unsure, measure a roomy jacket you already own and compare the chest width.

Good to know

• One size — can it really fit me? The cut is deliberately oversized: the volume is what absorbs differences in build. Count on a size S to XL. On a small frame the jacket will fall lower on the hip and the sleeves will be longer, which is part of the style.
• Polyester denim — is it worth cotton? It is not the same hand: polyester denim is lighter, holds its shape better, barely creases and dries fast. On a piece as roomy as this one, that hold is a real advantage. It is also more stable in the wash than raw cotton.
• Isn't a full denim look too much? It is, if you wear it as a block every day. The two pieces work separately: the jacket over straight-leg pants, the pants with a fitted top. The washed black in particular separates well from the rest of your wardrobe.