Buy Olive Garden Jean Jacket For Men And Women
The Olive Garden Jean Jacket is inspired by the classic beauty of olive gardens and is a sophisticated piece of clothing that can be worn in our daily lives. Besides, this quality denim article is made of premium cotton, which is very comfortable and enduring. Moreover, it has a vintage olive green shade that matches any clothes with ease.
Unmatched Comfort and Style
The jacket has been made of high-quality cotton fabric. As such, it is soft and breathable to the touch. The lining is made of smooth viscose on the inside to enhance comfort and warmth. It is easy to wear and allows for all-day comfort without feeling confined. The design is practical, too. An example is that it has an old-fashioned buttoned closure and an intelligent shirt neckline. These characteristics give it a clean-cut appearance.
Designed for Everyday Life
Functionality is key. This jacket has two exterior pockets and one interior pocket. Consequently, you 'll be able to save a lot of space with your phone, wallet and keys. The collars are open hem, which gives them an easy and contemporary look. Different outfits also go well with the beautiful olive green colour. It can be worn with jeans to look informal or worn over a dress to have a contrasting style.
How to Care for Your Jacket
We suggest machine washing with other similar colors to maintain your jacket. Alternatively, it can be hand washed in cold water. Dry it up to preserve the shape and color. Do not use harsh detergents or bleach.
Ready to elevate your style? This piece of clothing is a fashionable jacket that everyone needs to have, and you can find it in our lineup at Zing Apparel.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is it an official Olive Garden product?
A: It is not an official item of the brand but rather an inspired-by design.
Q: What should I do in case I have a question regarding my order?
A: Because of high demand, I request that more time be allocated to processing. In case of any questions, we are reachable through email or phone.
