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Choosing the perfect size for an oversized jacket can make all the difference between looking effortlessly stylish and feeling like you’re drowning in fabric. The key is grasping the real definition of oversized—it’s not just about going bigger, it’s about achieving relaxed proportion. Start by considering your usual size. If you typically wear a medium, you might still choose a medium in an oversized style if the brand runs small, or go up one size if the brand is true to size. Avoid sizing up excessively just because it’s trendy—too much excess fabric can overwhelm your frame and make you look lost.

Look at the shoulder seam. A well-fitted oversized jacket should have the seam sitting slightly beyond your natural shoulder line, not too far out but enough to create that relaxed, slouched look. Shoulder seams that jut out awkwardly, the jacket will hang awkwardly and lose its shape. The sleeves should also fall just past your wrists, allowing a bit of extra room without dragging on the ground. End just above your knuckles

Pay attention to the length. Oversized jackets often extend below the hips, but the ideal length depends on your height and body type. Petite individuals should avoid floor-length styles. Taller people can pull off longer cuts more easily. Taller figures carry extended hemlines with ease. If you’re unsure, try on different lengths and see which one balances your proportions best. Experiment with hip-length, thigh-length, and mid-calf options

The fit through the body matters too. You should be able to comfortably layer a sweater or hoodie underneath without the jacket pulling or straining. Ensure you can move freely with a base layer. There should be enough room to move freely, but not so much that the jacket looks baggy or shapeless. Aim for intentional drape, not sloppy looseness. A good test is to raise your arms—if the jacket rides up too much or gaps open at the sides, it might be too big. See if the sides pull away from your torso

Always check the brand’s size chart and read customer reviews. Each label has its own interpretation of the trend. And others may have notes like runs large or fits snugly. Some sizes run generous. If possible, try the jacket on in person. If you’re shopping online, look for autry soldes models who share your body type and see how the jacket looks on them. Look for body-type-specific fit feedback

Finally, think about how you plan to wear it. An oversized jacket meant for casual streetwear might be longer and looser than one designed to be worn over a blazer for a more polished look. Street-style versions prioritize drama and length. Match the fit to your intended style. Remember, oversized doesn’t mean shapeless—it means intentional volume. It’s about curated excess, not random bulk. When done right, it adds character, comfort, and confidence to your outfit. It elevates everyday looks with bold dimension