Does the lining show on the outside when the sleeve ends are folded?
Sometimes shoppers wonder if they can roll up the jacket sleeves and how the inner lining looks from the outside when they do.
When you fold the sleeves up once, the stripe pattern lining on the inside is revealed, contrasting with the leather texture on the outside.
The outside has a calm leather texture, and the inside has a cheerful stripe lining. The outer fabric of the jacket is composed by weaving together 50% polyurethane and 50% cotton[1]. Blending half cotton fibers into the faux leather fabric reduces stiffness and makes the touch against the body and the movement much more flexible.
Fold up the sleeve ends lightly. The stripe pattern hidden inside is naturally revealed against the deep black base of the outside[2]. In addition to the practical use of rolling up the sleeve length to fit your body type, it also serves to showcase the contrast between the inside and outside patterns on the exterior.
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