SIZE CHART SIZE CHEST LENGTH SLEEVE SHOULDER S 48 26 22 18 M 50 27 23 20 L 52 28.5 23.5 22 XL 54 29.5 24.5 24 PRODUCT DETAILS: CUT N SEW | EMBROIDERED | BLOCKPRINTED FABRIC: 235 GSM GAPTWILL LYCRA WASHCARE: HAND WASH IN COLD WATER ONLY OR DRY CLEAN COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: MADE IN INDIA The EMYRS Jacket is a unisex outer layer cut in 235 GSM gaptwill lycra and rendered in a deep, base black for a sleek, polished profile. The fabric carries quiet structure with a flexible hand, holding shape through the torso while moving easily in wear. A precision hourglass panel in all‑over block print sculpts the front—tightening the silhouette through the waist and opening over the hips—so the jacket reads sharp under light and relaxed in motion. Within the curves of the panel sit stealth, “ghost hoodie” pockets that appear only at a second glance, keeping the façade clean while adding everyday utility. A matte black center zipper runs from collar to hem to keep the lines uninterrupted, and the stand collar frames the neckline with a tailored edge. Curved sleeve paneling traces the arm for dimension, finishing in single‑elastic cuffs; the hem mirrors this with a single‑elastic gather that creates a refined blouson effect. At the back, just below the collar, FARDA’s signature typography is embroidered in white—an understated mark of provenance. The block‑printed motif delivers a disciplined grid of nested diamonds with pin‑dot centers in cool grey over deep black. The repeats bend with the hourglass cut, sharpening the torso and sketching those hidden pocket contours without breaking the flow. The contrast is tuned to stay modern and restrained, lending the surface a subtle optical pulse that reads more like structure than decoration. Fit and styling are designed for all genders: relaxed through the body with proportion control at the hem, true to size for a clean drape, easy to layer across seasons. Pair with wide‑leg trousers or pared‑back denim to let the sculpted panel lead, or set it against monochrome knits for evening depth and a cinematic read of texture.
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