Dior Women Jacket White Cotton Denim with Blue Toile de Jouy Scotland Motif elevates classic denim with exquisite print detail. Crafted from crisp white cotton denim, this jacket balances timeless style with a fresh artistic touch.
- 100% white cotton denim fabric
- Classic white with blue Toile de Jouy print
- Button-front closure with tailored silhouette
- Signature Dior Scotland motif embroidery
- Pairs elegantly with denim or chic skirts
Why You’ll Love It
- Makes a bold statement with unique, hand-stitched blue motif artwork.
- Lightweight cotton denim ensures comfort without sacrificing sophistication.
- Easily elevates casual looks into polished, high-fashion ensembles.
Materials & Craftsmanship
This jacket is crafted from high-quality 100% cotton denim, known for its durability and breathability. The fabric’s crisp white base provides a clean canvas for the intricate blue Toile de Jouy Scotland motif, which is precisely embroidered for a tactile finish. Button closures feature subtle metal accents, complementing the jacket’s tailored cut and smooth seams, delivering both structure and comfort in every wear.
How to Style It
- Wear over a silk blouse and tailored trousers for refined office elegance.
- Pair with white jeans and ankle boots for chic weekend brunch vibes.
- Layer on top of a slip dress and heels for an upscale evening look.
Size & Fit
This jacket offers a tailored fit that contours the waist while allowing comfortable movement. Designed to be true to size, it’s ideal for layering over light tops without bulk, ensuring a sleek silhouette in all sizes.
Sourcing & inspection
This piece is sourced individually for your order through our partner network. Before it is dispatched it is checked by hand — stitching, hardware, lining, finish and measurements — and photographed so you see the exact item before it ships.
Delivery
Free worldwide shipping, 8 to 16 days after dispatch. Express delivery available. If your parcel has not reached you within 45 days of your order date, you receive a full refund.
