This is a good spring jacket—it's light and not heavy, which makes it comfortable to wear when the weather is a little chilly but not cold. I just wish the color wasn't quite so light, since it can show dirt more easily. I do like the fabric, though, and the cuffs are a nice detail. Overall, it's a comfortable jacket and works well for mild spring days.

I really like the overall look of the cropped chore jacket from EDITED. The design is simple but stylish, combining classic workwear details like front patch pockets and sturdy fabric with a modern cropped fit. The shorter length gives it a trendy feel and makes it easy to style with high-waisted jeans, trousers, or skirts. The jacket has a slightly boxy silhouette, which gives it a relaxed, casual vibe without looking oversized. Cropped chore jackets are usually designed this way to balance the structured workwear style with a more fashion-forward fit. The fabric feels structured and durable, similar to traditional chore coats that were originally made for workwear. At the same time, it’s comfortable enough for everyday wear and layering during transitional seasons like spring or fall. One thing to keep in mind is that the cropped length may feel shorter than expected if you prefer longer jackets, but it works really well if you like modern silhouettes. Overall, the EDITED cropped chore jacket is a great piece if you want a versatile, casual jacket that adds a trendy edge to your outfit. It’s easy to dress up or down and works well for everyday.

This is an adorable spring and summer staple to add to your wardrobe. The seersucker fabric is thin and lightweight. The sleeve length is great, and the cuffed wrists aren't too tight. The cropped tailoring is perfect with high waisted jeans. I purchased a size small in both blue and pink and the jacket is true to size.