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- Falls at hip - 26" from high point shoulder.
Women's Bean's Stretch Barn Jacket
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Product Details
The rugged appeal of our classic barn coats meets a jacquard fabric with broken-in softness and stretch like no other. Easy to layer and made to move with you, this is sure to be one of the most versatile and comfortable jackets you'll own.
- Garment washed for softness.
- Jacquard twill blend of 81% cotton, 10% rayon, 7% lyocell and 2% spandex for flexibility.
- Machine wash and dry.
- Button-front closure and buttoned cuffs.
- Front oversized patch pockets.
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Aine from
Classic
Wasn't sure this was going to be nice but the fit is comfortable without looking sloppy, goes well with any slacks, pockets are usable, and best is you wont find it in mainstream stores.
Date published: 2026-09-24
Rated 1 out of
5
by
Ryan from
Poor fabric
I bought this coat about 2 months ago. I don't like the fabric; prefer solid cotton which has served
me very well in previous Bean coats used for yard work, hiking and beach walks.
Very disappointed in this one because it developed several pulled threads in the fabric while i was doing yard work in the coat. The dangling threads are likely from my handling some plants with thorns in my yard, though my other clothing exposed to this hazard have not developed this damage. Not sure if I should cut the threads off or if that will lead to further damage.
Date published: 2026-09-12
Rated 3 out of
5
by
amy4 from
"Is this your scuba suit?"
Even though the fabric's only 2% spandex, this thing feels so plastic-fabric and stretchy that the St. Elmo's Fire line came immediately to mind. It's a shame -- the drape is good, size is fine (had to roll sleeves, no petite range), look is nice, but it just feels kind of icky and also like it won't last long. Still undecided about keeping it.
I tried on a '90s cotton/linen twill Bean shirt I've got in a similar color with a botanical print, and it's only slightly lighter weight, has that big blousy 90s cut, but otherwise I'd definitely have preferred that sort of fabric for his jacket, only heavier-weight. I'm not sure why anyone would need this much stretch for a jacket, anyway.
Date published: 2026-07-22
