Brushed-Scuba Raglan Zip Jacket Supplier

This custom brushed-scuba zip jacket combines a relaxed waist-length body with a structured point collar, raglan sleeves and two oversized front patch pockets. The 400 GSM polyester-cotton-rayon scuba knit provides enough weight to hold the jacket’s clean shape, while the brushed finish and 4% spandex create a softer feel and more comfortable movement. Its pale sage-grey color supports athleisure, contemporary casualwear, travel collections and coordinated outerwear programs.

400 GSM Brushed Scuba with Soft Structure

Substantial Weight without a Rigid Woven Feel

The dense scuba construction gives the jacket enough body to maintain its collar, patch-pocket shape and clean lower edge. Polyester contributes dimensional stability, while cotton and rayon soften the handfeel and reduce the overly technical appearance associated with some standard scuba fabrics.

Moderate Stretch for Everyday Movement

The 4% spandex content supports movement through the shoulders, elbows and back without turning the jacket into a close-fitting stretch garment. Fabric extension, recovery, growth and shrinkage should be tested after brushing because surface finishing can affect the original stretch performance.

Point Collar and Raglan-Sleeve Construction

The soft point collar gives the style a more polished direction than a conventional hoodie or bomber jacket. Collar spread, point length and neckline circumference should be approved together so the collar sits evenly when the zipper is open or fully closed.

Raglan seams run from the neckline toward the underarm, creating a softer shoulder line and more freedom of movement. Sleeve pitch, upper-arm width and underarm depth should be reviewed on the fitting sample to reduce twisting or excess fabric around the shoulder.

Front-Zipper Alignment and Stability

The center-front zipper forms the main vertical line of the jacket. Because zipper tape stretches less than the brushed scuba body, the opening may require stabilization to prevent rippling, unequal front lengths or a lower edge that lifts when fastened.

Zipper length, tape color, tooth finish and puller design should be approved with the pale sage fabric. Branded pullers or alternative metal finishes may be added for private label programs.

Oversized Patch Pockets and Reinforced Openings

Two large patch pockets create a clean utility feature while providing practical hand access. Pocket height, width and distance from the center front should remain symmetrical across the size range.

The upper pocket corners receive repeated stress during wear and require secure reinforcement. Attachment tension should remain balanced so the pockets sit flat without pulling the heavyweight body fabric out of shape.

Ribbed Cuffs and Structured Lower Edge

Ribbed cuffs control the relaxed sleeve volume and provide a closer wrist finish. Rib extension should remain comfortable while offering sufficient recovery after repeated stretching.

The lower band gives the jacket a defined waist-length proportion. Main fabric, cuff rib and hem construction should be tested together for shrinkage and dimensional compatibility to prevent flaring, contraction or an uneven front edge after laundering.

Brushed Surface and Bulk Appearance Control

The brushed finish creates a softer visual texture and more apparel-focused surface than smooth scuba. Pilling, abrasion, brushing direction and colorfastness should be checked around the collar, cuffs, pocket edges and side seams.

Pressing temperature also requires control. Excessive heat or pressure may flatten the brushed surface or leave visible marks from seam allowances, zipper tape and pocket construction.

Custom Options for Private Label Programs

Private label brushed-scuba jacket development may include:

• Alternative fabric weights, blends and brushing levels
• Custom point, rounded, stand or oversized collar shapes
• Metal, molded or nylon zippers with branded pullers
• Patch, welt, flap or concealed zipper pocket options
• Cropped, waist-length, standard or oversized silhouettes
• Embroidery, labels, hangtags and branded packaging

Sample approval should confirm brushing consistency, collar balance, raglan fit, zipper alignment, pocket symmetry, rib recovery and post-wash measurements before bulk cutting begins.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can the jacket be developed without the brushed finish?

Yes. A smooth scuba surface, double-face knit or alternative bonded quality can be selected according to the required appearance and handfeel.

Can the patch pockets use zipper closures?

Yes. The pockets can be redesigned with zippers, flaps, welt openings or concealed side-entry construction.

Can the body length be changed?

Yes. The jacket can be developed in cropped, waist-length, standard or longer proportions with adjusted pocket placement.

What should be approved before manufacturing?

Confirm fabric weight, brushing standard, collar dimensions, raglan fit, zipper specification, pocket placement, rib recovery, shrinkage and finished measurements.