Quick Summary
The fuinloth women’s quilted gilet is a yellow, size M padded sleeveless body warmer. It has a stand collar, zip fastening and zipped pockets, with a shaped back. The fabric is listed as 100% polyester. It can be worn with shirts, sweaters or hoodies as a layer.
The shaped back is a design detail, not a stated fit measurement. Check the size information for the specific variant before choosing it.
Key Details
| Detail | Product information and buyer relevance |
|---|---|
| Brand and model | fuinloth, model FCV1905O. |
| Garment | Women’s quilted, padded sleeveless gilet. |
| Colour and size | Yellow, size M. Check that these match the variant you want. |
| Fabric | 100% polyester. |
| Fastening and pockets | Zip closure and zipped pockets. |
| Collar and shaping | Stand collar and shaped back. |
| Quantity | One item. |
What to Compare Before Buying
Check the size information against how you want the gilet to fit and what you plan to wear underneath it. Size M alone does not give garment measurements or establish how it will fit over a particular shirt, sweater or hoodie.
Confirm the colour and size of the selected variant. The details here specify yellow and size M. If pocket access matters, note that the pockets are described as zipped.
Compatibility, Size and Fit
This is a gilet rather than a sleeved jacket. The product information describes it for wearing with tops such as shirts, sweaters and hoodies, but gives no cut measurements or layering allowance. Compare the available size information and garment measurements, if provided, with a similar item that fits as you prefer.
Care, Cleaning and Storage
Care information specifies hand or machine cleaning and recommends air drying. Check the garment’s care label for the applicable washing method before cleaning.
Before You Decide
Confirm that you want the yellow, size M variant and that its available measurements suit your intended fit. Check that the stand collar, zipped fastening and zipped pockets match the details you want in a sleeveless layer.
