jean jacket

American  

[jeen jak-it] / ˈdʒin ˌdʒæk ɪt /

noun

PLURAL

jean jackets

1. a casual, hip-length denim jacket with a folded collar, breast pockets, contrast topstitching, and rivet buttons.

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Example Sentences

“To come up with this type of pattern, it’s like a maniacal, mad scientist,” says the owner of Vintage on Hollywood, Brian Cohen, who now holds the jean jacket in his personal collection.

From Los Angeles Times

Ultimately, someone named Cameron, who sported a jean jacket and scarf, received a cash prize of $50.

From Salon

He returned a minute later wearing a jean jacket vest, unbuttoned.

From Los Angeles Times

Intricate ivory knit dresses, an ample jean jacket and a ruffled dress came in faded colours, as if aged, while a dress was embellished with embroidered flowers.

From Reuters

As is Lauren’s way, he combined luxury and casual throughout, showing sleek metallic looks and lacy evening dresses along with his beloved denim, for example a long floral embellished denim skirt, or a jean jacket adorned with rhinestones, feathers and embroidery.

From Seattle Times