Long Two-way Zipper Thermal Hooded Vest

I'm the exact same height as the model, Natali (5'9"), so I ordered the Small as my reference point. I checked the Jackets & Vests size chart and saw the S bust range is 34.5–36"—my bust is 35.5", so it was a near-perfect match. The length (33.5" for S) hits me right at mid-thigh, exactly like the model photos. I wore this for a frosty morning at the driving range and then to run errands; the two-way zipper is genius—I can unzip from the bottom when I sit in the car without taking the whole vest off. The functional hood and internal draft flap blocked the wind completely on the exposed tees. The zipper garage is a thoughtful detail—no chin scratching. The green color is gorgeous. But for model-height shoppers who want a vest that actually fits like the photos, this S is spot-on.

Being 5'10", I sized up to M based on the product chart—the M bust is 100cm (39.4") and the length is 83cm (32.7"). It's actually long enough for my tall frame—it hits right at my upper thigh, which is rare for a vest. I wore this for a cold-weather tennis drill and then to casual Friday at the office with dark jeans; the green color looks way more polished than a standard workout layer. The two-way zipper gave me full freedom of movement on the court. For tall women who want a long, warm layer, this M delivers.

At 5'4", I'm shorter than the model, but since S is the smallest size, I took a chance. The product chart shows the S length is 81.5cm (32.1"), which hits me a bit lower than the model—right below my knees, giving me fantastic coverage for cold morning rounds. The S waist (87cm) was a bit roomy for my 28" waist, but the hem width (111cm) drapes nicely over my pear shape without looking like a tent. I wore this for a 9-hole round and then to school drop-off; the long length kept my legs warm on the cart, and the two-way zipper let me open the bottom when I sat down. My only complaint: the armholes are a little large on my frame, so on really windy days I can feel a slight draft at the sides. But for petite golfers who want warmth, this S is a great pick.

I'm 5'7", 145 lbs, with a 36" bust and 29" waist. The product chart shows the M bust is 100cm (39.4"), which gave me just enough ease to layer a thin sweater underneath. I played 18 holes on a cold morning and then picked up my kids from practice—the long length (83cm for M) kept my legs warm on the cart, and the hood and internal draft flap blocked the wind completely. The two-way zipper is a game-changer when sitting down. The waist (92cm) and overall fit are true to the size chart, and I've already worn it three times this week.

My hips are 44" and my waist is 32", so I ordered XL based on the hem width (130cm / 51.2"), which gives me plenty of room over my hips. The long length (86cm for XL) provides great coverage over my thighs. However, the bust area (114cm / 44.9") is definitely roomy on my 37" frame—I probably could have done L if I only looked at the waist. I wore this for a weekend hike and then to casual brunch; the thermal lining was warm on the trail without making me sweat. If you're pear-shaped and want hip coverage, XL works, but consider sizing down if you're smaller on top.

I'm 5'9" and 170 lbs with a 41" bust. Based on the product chart, I sized up to XXL (Bust 122cm / 48.0", Length 87.5cm). The fit is definitely relaxed—I can easily layer a thick sweater underneath on really cold days. The long length (87.5cm) hits right at my mid-thigh, which is perfect for dog walks on windy afternoons. I wore this for casual Friday at the office and then to walk my dog; the two-way zipper is brilliant for sitting in the car without bunching. One downside: the hem width (138cm) and shoulder width (42.1cm) are quite large on my frame. But since I'm the same height as the model, the length matches her photos well, just with an oversized, cozy look.

I'm 5'8", 160 lbs, with a 39" bust. The L bust (106cm) put me right at the top of the range, and the vest gave me room to layer a moisture-wicking base underneath on a 5-mile winter hike. The long length (84.5cm for L) kept my thighs warm without restricting my stride, and the two-way zipper let me vent heat from the bottom on the climb. The hood and internal draft flap blocked the ridge wind completely. For hikers who want a long, warm layer, this L is a solid choice.

I'm apple-shaped with a 40" bust and 34" waist, so I went with L. The product chart shows the L bust is 106cm (41.7") and the waist is 98cm (38.6"). The long length (84.5cm) and the relaxed cut skim over my midsection without clinging—a huge relief for a thermal vest. I wore this for a frosty morning walk with my dog and then to weekend brunch; the hood and internal draft flap kept the wind off my chest, and the two-way zipper let me open the bottom when I sat at the café. One downside: the hem width (122cm for L) is quite wide, which creates a bit of a bell shape on my frame. For apple shapes who want warmth without bulk, this L is a solid buy.

I'm 5'3" and 120 lbs, smaller than the model. I ordered S because it's the smallest size offered. The chart shows the S length is 81.5cm (32.1"), which on my petite frame hits right below the knee—it's quite a long vest for us short girls, but I don't mind the coverage over leggings. The S bust (95cm) is roomy on my 34" frame, but the two-way zipper let me open the bottom so I didn't feel swallowed up when I sat in the car. I wore this for a tennis drill and then to run errands; the hood blocked the wind on the court. If you're petite, be prepared for a longer, relaxed fit.

I'm pear-shaped with a 36" bust and 38" hips. The M waist (92cm) and hem (116cm) gave me enough room for quick pivots on the pickleball court. The two-way zipper gave me full freedom of movement—I could unzip from the bottom when I lunged for a low ball, and the length (83cm) didn't ride up. I wore this for three matches on a chilly morning and then to weekend brunch. The hood and draft flap blocked the wind completely on the exposed court. The zip pockets are secure, and the fit is true to the chart overall.