IC Collection Stitch Zip Front Jacket-IC-4345J
IC Collection Stitch Zip Front Jacket – Style 4345J
Add structure and sophistication to your wardrobe with the IC Collection Stitch Zip Front Jacket. This tailored piece features subtle stitched detailing and a sleek zip-front closure, offering a modern look with refined edge. Perfect for layering, it effortlessly elevates both workwear and casual outfits.
Crafted from a soft, stretch-enhanced blend of 94% Polyester and 6% Spandex, it provides comfort and flexibility while maintaining a polished appearance. Whether you're heading to the office or a dinner date, this jacket is your go-to for smart style.
Proudly made in the USA, this design reflects IC Collection’s commitment to quality, detail, and contemporary elegance.
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Style: 4345J
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Zip-front closure with stitch detailing
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Structured yet comfortable fit
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94% Polyester, 6% Spandex
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Made in USA
Sleek, versatile, and easy to wear—this jacket is a timeless wardrobe essential.
IC Collection runs generously. Missy sizes S–XXL run approximately 40"–50" in the bust, with a dedicated 1X–3X plus range (approximately 52"–56").
Vilma's advice for buying IC: buy by the garment's silhouette and your measurements — not the size you wear in other brands.
- Relaxed tunics & high-low styles: go with your bust measurement. Don't size up for stomach or hips — these pieces are designed to drape away from the body.
- Between sizes in a flowing top? Choose the smaller one; too much fabric can overwhelm.
- Structured jackets: watch the bust and shoulders if you'll button it. Open-front jackets are more forgiving.
- Pants: use actual waist and hip measurements — don't assume they're as roomy as the tops.
Compared to our other designers: IC fits the most generously — often consider one size smaller than expected in loose styles. Kozan is relaxed but more conventional (start with your normal Kozan size). Joseph Ribkoff is the most fitted (stay with your established Ribkoff size).
More questions? Ask Vilma about IC Collection →
— Vilma Virella, 32 years in fashion design