What should I look for in a women's jacket?

Fit through the shoulder is the hardest thing to get right and the most important to check. A jacket that pulls or gapes at the shoulder will never sit properly, however good the fabric is. Our team at Olivia Grace can help you check fit in-store.

What styles of jacket do you stock?

Our range covers tailored blazers, leather jackets, and quilted or faux fur styles for outerwear, from smart occasion pieces through to everyday layering.

What jacket brands does Olivia Grace stock?

We stock jackets from Rino & Pelle, Oakwood, Marc Cain, Marella and more, hand-picked for our Wetherby boutique. Call our team on 01937 585429 to ask what's currently in stock.

What sizes do your jackets come in?

Our jacket range typically runs from UK 8 to 20, and outerwear is often cut with some room for layering underneath. Our team in Wetherby are happy to help you find the right size, just call 01937 585429.

How do I care for a jacket, including leather?

Care depends heavily on the fabric, always check the garment label. Leather jackets benefit from a leather conditioner and should avoid machine washing entirely, while most fabric jackets can be dry cleaned or gently machine washed.

Women's Jackets Wetherby | Olivia Grace Fashion

Jackets are a genuine strength at Olivia Grace, curated in the Wetherby boutique from brands that specialise in outerwear: Rino & Pelle for texture and detail, Oakwood for proper leather, Marc Cain and Marella for tailoring. Whatever the season or occasion, there's a jacket weight and fabric that works. We buy jackets to actually be worn, not just photographed.

A jacket finishes an outfit more than almost any other piece, which is why we're particular about fit through the shoulder and sleeve.

Tailored blazers and structured jackets sit alongside lighter layering pieces and proper leather from Oakwood. Rino & Pelle brings faux fur and quilted styles with real detail, while Marc Cain and Marella do smart tailoring that photographs as well as it wears.

Try a jacket on over what you'd actually wear underneath it. Shoulder fit is the thing that's hardest to judge from a photo.

Come in and try a few on, layering is where most outfits actually get finished.