Navy Water-repellent Jacket with Mesh Back Vent

I'm the exact same height as the model, Natali (5'9"), so I ordered the Small as my reference point. I checked the product size chart and saw the S bust is 111cm (about 43.7") and the length is 68cm—this is a jacket, so the generous bust measurement is meant for layering. My bust is 35", and with a sweater underneath, the fit mirrors the model photos perfectly: relaxed through the body with the adjustable drawstring waist letting me cinch it in for shape. I wore this for a breezy, drizzly morning 18-hole round and then to run errands; the water-repellent fabric shed the light rain completely, and the hidden mesh back vent released heat when I was walking between shots. The snap storm flap blocked the wind on the exposed tees, and the hook-and-loop cuffs kept cold drafts out. The ruffled hem adds a nice feminine touch. One heads-up: the snap buttons on the storm flap are a little stiff at first. But for model-height golfers who want a weather-ready jacket that fits exactly like the photos, this S is spot-on.

At 5'4", I'm shorter than the model, so I sized down to XS. The product chart shows the XS waist is 75cm (29.5") and the length is 66.5cm—on my petite frame, this hits right at my high hip, which is a great proportion over leggings. The drawstring waist is a lifesaver for my pear shape: I can cinch it in without the jacket ballooning over my hips. I wore this for a 9-hole round on a misty morning and then to school drop-off; the water-repellent finish kept me dry, and the mesh back vent stopped me from overheating in the car. The ruffled hem is adorable but subtle enough for everyday wear. My only complaint: the sleeves (54cm) are a touch long on my shorter arms—I had to use the hook-and-loop cuffs to tighten them, which works but looks a little bunchy. But for petite golfers who want a weatherproof layer without drowning in fabric, this XS is a great pick.

I'm 5'9" and 170 lbs with a 41" bust. The XL bust (130cm / 51.2") and length (73.5cm) gave me a comfortable, slightly relaxed fit—I can easily layer a thick sweater underneath on really cold days. I wore this for casual Friday at the office and then to walk my dog on a windy, drizzly afternoon; the water-repellent fabric kept me dry, and the mesh back vent kept me from overheating indoors. The adjustable drawstring waist is great for customizing the fit, and the snap storm flap blocked the wind completely. The ruffled hem and pink flamingo logo are cute details. One downside: the drawstring cords dangle if you don't tie them. But since I'm the same height as the model, the overall length and fit match her photos well, just with more room through the body.

I'm 5'7", 145 lbs, with a 36" bust and 29" waist. The M bust (116cm / 45.7") gave me enough room to layer a thin fleece underneath, and the adjustable drawstring waist let me define my shape without feeling restricted. I played 18 holes on a cold, misty morning and then picked up my kids from practice—the water-repellent fabric kept me dry, and the snap storm flap blocked the wind completely. The mesh back vent was a lifesaver when I was walking between shots and started to warm up. The hook-and-loop cuffs are a smart detail for sealing out drafts. The fit is true to the product chart, and the pink flamingo logo is a cute touch.

I'm 5'3" and 120 lbs, smaller than the model. The XS body range (bust 106cm / 41.7", waist 75cm / 29.5") is roomy on my 34" frame, but the adjustable drawstring waist lets me cinch it in for a sporty, fitted look. The length (66.5cm) covers my hips, which is great for leggings, and the ruffled hem adds a fun detail without being too girly. I wore this for a tennis drill on a misty morning and then to run errands; the water-repellent fabric kept me dry, and the mesh back vent stopped me from overheating on the court. The hook-and-loop cuffs are a nice detail. One complaint: the sleeves are noticeably long on my short arms—I had to tighten the cuffs quite a bit, which makes the sleeves bunch up at the wrists. If you're petite and want a trimmer fit, XS is the way to go, but be prepared for extra sleeve length.

I'm apple-shaped with a 40" bust and 34" waist, so I went with L based on the chart (L: bust 122cm / 48.0", waist 91cm / 35.8"). The adjustable drawstring waist is a game-changer for my shape—I can leave it loose around my midsection without the jacket looking shapeless, or cinch it slightly for a more defined look. The water-repellent fabric kept me dry on a frosty morning walk with my dog, and the mesh back vent stopped me from sweating on the trail. I also wore it to weekend brunch and the ruffled hem made it look surprisingly put-together. The snap storm flap is a nice touch for wind protection. For apple shapes who want a flattering, weatherproof jacket, this L is a solid buy.

I'm pear-shaped with a 36" bust and 38" hips. The M waist (85cm / 33.5") and hem (129cm / 50.8") gave me enough room for quick pivots on the pickleball court without the jacket riding up. The dropped shoulders and hook-and-loop cuffs meant I never felt restricted during overhead smashes, and the water-repellent fabric kept me dry during a light drizzle. I wore this for three matches on a chilly morning and then to weekend brunch—the mesh back vent kept me from overheating during rallies, and the ruffled hem looked cute enough for brunch. One minor issue: the snap storm flap buttons are a bit stiff at first and need some breaking in. But the fit is true to the product chart overall.

My hips are 44" and my waist is 32", so I ordered XL based on the hem width (143cm / 56.3"), which gives me plenty of room over my pear shape. The adjustable drawstring waist lets me pull it in so the jacket doesn't look like a tent, and the ruffled hem adds a cute detail without extra bulk. I wore this for a we ekend hike in light drizzle and then to casual brunch; the water-repellent fabric was genuinely effective, and the mesh back vent kept me from overheating on the climb. The hook-and-loop cuffs are great for sealing out drafts. One issue: the sleeves run a bit long on my 5'5" frame. If you're pear-shaped and want hip room, XL works well, but consider sizing down if you're smaller on top.

I'm 5'8", 160 lbs, with a 39" bust. The L bust (122cm / 48.0") gave me room to layer a moisture-wicking base underneath on a 5-mile hike in light rain. The water-repellent fabric shed the drizzle completely, and the mesh back vent released heat on the climbs—I never felt clammy. The snap storm flap and windproof fabric blocked the ridge gusts, and the hook-and-loop cuffs sealed out cold drafts. I also wore it for casual Friday at the office with a sweater—it looks more like a polished layering piece than outdoor gear. For hikers who want a breathable, weatherproof layer, this L is a solid choice.

Being 5'10", I sized up to M based on the product chart—the M bust is 116cm (45.7") and the length is 69.5cm. The length is actually long enough for my tall torso, which is rare for a lightweight jacket, and the dropped shoulders (54.5cm) gave me full range of motion on my tennis serve. I wore this for a cold-weather drill and then to casual Friday at the office with dark jeans; the navy with the tiny pink flamingo logo looks way more polished than a standard rain shell. The snap storm flap and windproof fabric blocked the gusts completely, and the mesh back vent kept me from overheating indoors. For tall women who want a versatile, weather-ready jacket, this M delivers.