This women’s mustard yellow faux fur jacket features a relaxed fit, a simple round neckline and a hip-length shape. Made with medium-pile plush faux fur, it has a soft, full surface texture that gives the jacket a warm and comfortable appearance.

The jacket has long set-in sleeves, a full polyester lining and a front opening finished with hand-sewn hook-and-eye closures. Two angled inset pockets are built into the front panels for a clean look.

The cuffs and hem are finished by turning the main faux fur fabric, keeping the outer appearance consistent throughout the garment.

 

Design Details

 

• Relaxed Fit: A slightly loose silhouette that allows comfortable movement and room for layering.
• Hip-Length: The jacket finishes around the upper hip area.
• Round Neckline: A simple collarless round neckline creates a clean front shape.
• Long Set-in Sleeves: Conventional set-in sleeves connect to the body at the shoulder seams.
• Front Closure: Multiple hand-sewn hook-and-eye closures are used along the front opening.
• Angled Inset Pockets: Two pockets are positioned on the front panels with angled openings.
• Full Lining: The jacket is fully lined with polyester lining.
• Self-Fabric Cuffs and Hem: The cuffs and bottom hem are finished by turning the faux fur fabric itself, without separate rib or contrast fabric.

The mustard Yellow faux fur gives this style its main visual character, while the simple construction allows the fabric texture to stand out.

 

Fabric & Construction

The outer fabric is medium-pile plush faux fur in yellow. Its surface has a full, fluffy appearance without the extra length of shaggy or long-pile faux fur.

The same faux fur fabric is used throughout the body, shoulders and sleeves, creating a consistent appearance across the jacket.

The inside is finished with full polyester lining.

Important fabric and construction considerations include:

• Pile Direction: Faux fur has a nap direction that can affect its appearance and shade. All garment panels should follow the same approved direction.
• Seam Construction: The pile can become trapped inside seams during sewing. Seam handling and finishing should help maintain a clean outer surface.
• Lining Construction: The polyester lining should be attached with suitable ease so it does not pull against the outer faux fur during wear.
• Cuff and Hem Finishing: The self-fabric turned edges require attention to fabric thickness and pile distribution to maintain an even finish.

 

Manufacturing Details & Quality Control

Faux fur requires different handling from ordinary woven or knitted fabrics. Its pile direction, thickness and surface texture can affect cutting, sewing and finishing. For this jacket, production control focuses on the following areas.

Fabric Inspection and Pile Direction

Before cutting, check the fabric surface for uneven pile, visible defects, shedding and color differences. Mark the nap direction and arrange all pattern pieces consistently. The left and right sleeves must follow the same direction as the body panels to avoid unwanted differences in appearance.

Cutting and Seam Preparation

Faux fur should generally be cut from the backing side, taking care not to cut unnecessarily through the surface pile. Single-layer cutting can help improve control over the cutting direction and reduce shifting. Loose fibers around cut edges should be cleaned before sewing.

Sewing and Seam Handling

The pile can get caught between fabric layers during sewing. Seams should be checked carefully, and trapped fibers should be gently released where possible to create a cleaner appearance. Seam thickness should also be controlled to avoid bulky areas.

Hook-and-Eye Closure

The front hook-and-eye closures are attached by hand. Their positions should be evenly spaced and aligned on both sides of the front opening. Each closure should be securely sewn to withstand repeated opening and closing.

Polyester Lining

Check the lining attachment at the neckline, front opening, sleeves and hem. The lining should sit smoothly inside the jacket without pulling, twisting or creating unwanted folds.

Cuff and Hem Finishing

The faux fur fabric is turned to finish both cuffs and the bottom hem. During sewing, control the amount of pile caught inside the seam and check that the finished edges remain even without excessive bulk.

Final Inspection

The finished jacket should be checked for pile direction, surface appearance, shedding, seam quality, pocket symmetry, closure strength, lining condition, sleeve balance and overall measurements.

Pressing should be handled carefully according to the selected faux fur material. Excessive heat or pressure can flatten or damage the pile, so material testing should be carried out before bulk production.

 

Custom Development & Production

MAG Fashion supports custom development and production of women’s faux fur jackets for fashion brands, clothing buyers and wholesalers.

 

• Pile length and surface texture selection
• Pattern development and fit adjustments
• Round neckline and sleeve construction
• Hook-and-eye closure positioning
• Angled inset pocket development
• Polyester lining selection and construction
• Sample making and design revisions
• Bulk production and quality inspection

We work with clients to confirm fabric, measurements, construction and finishing details during sample development. Once the sample and production requirements are approved, the details can be followed through bulk production.

 

About MAG Fashion

MAG Fashion is an apparel manufacturer based in China, providing fashion brands, clothing buyers and wholesalers with garment development and manufacturing.

Our services include sample development, garment production and shipping support.

We work with different production resources in China to handle a range of garment styles and order requirements. Our focus is on understanding each client’s product, managing the details and delivering production according to agreed requirements.