Description
Marina Squerciati TV Series Chicago P.D.S07 Puffer Jacket
The engaging and versatile Chicago P.D. Kim Burgess Puffer Jacket is fundamental for fans and fashion enthusiasts. Following Marina Squerciati’s personality, Kim Burgess, this smart maroon jacket flawlessly mixes usefulness with tastefulness. Produced using top-notch polyester material on the outside, it guarantees enduring solidness and extraordinary insurance against the elements.
The viscose inward covering gives remarkable solace and warmth, ideal for crisp temperatures. The front includes a chic buttoned-over zipper closure, paired with a stand-up collar that gives a hint of contemporary style and elegance. Long sleeves with cuffs open at the hem can be worn for an individualized experience which not only enhances style but also makes it more feasible. It has two front pockets and one innermost pocket; thus making the puffer jacket spacious enough to enable you to have all your necessities at hand; hence making it safer to store them.
The rich maroon color statement is perfect for casual and formal events. Chicago P.D. Kim Burgess Puffer Jacket is not only reminiscent of a popular character but also a very versatile clothing that accommodates almost all look you pair with it. Whether it’s a day chip to the urban center or a night out with friends this is the perfect blend of comfort and style while remaining useful. This wonderful piece of clothing is designed to match Kim Burgess’s style, while at the same time, showing her unique expertise. A very useful and fashionable Marina Squerciati Maroon Jacket is the way to go if someone is looking for clothes that are ever stylish.
Product Specifications:
- Made up of polyester fabric from the outside and viscose inner lining.
- Front has buttoned over zipper closure with stand-up collar.
- Full-length sleeves with open-hem cuffs.
- Two pockets at front and one inside.
Materials Care
Machine wash max. 30ºC. Short spin.
Tumble dry, medium heat.
Do not bleach/bleach.
Do not dry clean.
Iron at a maximum of 110°C. Avoid direct contact with embroidery or patches; use a pressing cloth if needed.
