I have the Rhonda Jacket, Chloe Hoodie, Women's Packable Windbreaker, Quest Vest Women, Fireside Fleece, Epic Travel Jacket, essential Jacket 2.0 and the Chloe Glow Hoodie. All of them in size M1...All of them fit PERFECT.

This one....The Penny Coat that I have been wanting for so long....

the sleeves are at least 6 inches too long and the knit cuffs are way too loose.

This would totally be a 5 star if the cuffs were snug, and the sleeves were not so long.

I welcome any advice on how to fix the knit cuffs and the sleeve length.

The jacket area of this jacket...It fits FANTASTIC!!!

For anyone looking for size comparison...I am 5'3" with measurements of 48" x 36" x 47" ....all of the jackets/vests I listed above fit fantastic, and I am able to carry things in the pockets and still zip them up.

I love these jackets for travel. It keeps me from having to worry about forgetting a purse and I feel safe knowing other people don't have any idea all of the things I have with me.

I really like the jackets with the zip off sleeves because at times the weather changes and it is nice to not have remove the part of the jacket that is canceling all of my belongings. keeping the vest part on keeps my belongings safe with me.

I bought a 2nd ScotteVest coat a size larger than needed. My previous style I purchased fits well until I start packing the pockets. I cannot zip it up the front zipper once I packed the pockets. I could not justify buy the "same" style for my "chipmunk" pocket flight packing habits; therefore, I purchased the Penny Coat - a size larger than needed. I have taken 1 business trip using this coat. The size "larger" than needed for packing pockets works much better for me traveling and packing my pockets with passport, charging cord, phone, snacks, and toothbrush (I'm sure I have more in the pockets than this - but gives you an idea of my chipmunk packed pockets.) This style has a less pockets - which I rather missed the pocket on the "back" panel which I stashed a slim bill fold with a few extra $$ for emergency or in case my purse gets stolen (or so the husband does not know I have more $$ than he thinks). This style has a hood which is nice especially when I headed to the airport and landed in the rain. This style is longer in length - I'm short, so a bit too long for me, but not a real issue or a deal breaker. Coat hangs well past my butt which actually helps to hide my chunky butt. I really don't think you can go wrong with any style you choose - especially if you travel. It's really a lot nicer having your "essentials" in your coat pockets verses trying to find/dig for everything in your backpack traveling. Coats are well made and appears that someone put a lot of thought…

I bought the Penny Coat for travel, but after getting it, I have been wearing it almost every day. The quality of the material and multiple pockets is amazing! This is not a soft flimsy windbreaker, it has a beautiful matte finish to the fabric and although somewhat structured, it is totally comfortable sitting in the car, and on an airplane for extended travel. The hood has a zipper, and so handy for our Ohio winters of rain and snow. I have been wearing a down vest and wool scarf underneath for extra cold days. At night for going out, it looks refined and not sporty at all.

The best part is, I have been leaving my purse at home, as I can fit my wallet, keys ( sewn in lanyard) and sunglasses in the pockets. On planes, I can also add in my Kindle, ID, and boarding pass. The hardest part is remembering where you stored everything, as there are so many available pockets.

I bought the black in Small. I’m 5’4” and 124 pounds. With the down vest and somewhat full pockets, it’s a tighter zip, but totally wearable. If I were stuffing the pockets and wearing a vest , I may want the Medium.

I absolutely love this coat.