All Saints leather jacket sizing?

[MadameSapphire]

Can anyone tell me how the sizing comes up, please? Thanks! 😊

I think it's true to size to slightly roomy.

Depends on the style and your shape. I have 4 of them, 2 suede and 2 leather, all in a size 14 apart from the bales which is a 12.

I'm a 34G so I need room across my chest!

They stretch too with wear...

I bought a Dalby (one of their most popular and classic styles) in the Black Friday sales. Wasn’t sure about sizing - I normally wear a size 10, but thought it could run small, so got a 10 and a 12 with the idea of returning one.
I kept the 10. Both would have been ok, but the 10 was a more fitted, feminine look whereas the 12 was slightly longer in the sleeve, a more relaxed fit, which I didn’t like as much (more like you’ve borrowed your boyfriend’s jacket.) I thought about how and when I was likely to wear the jacket - i.e. with just a T-shirt, with a thin sweater, with a thicker jumper, etc. The 12 zipped up without a problem whereas the 10 strained over my chest a bit (I’m a 32DD) but I don’t actually like the look of the jacket done up, and reasoned that since I’d always wear it open, with a scarf for warmth if needed, the 10 was better.
Basically - I’d recommend ordering two sizes if you can and see what you prefer. They’ve got 60 day returns because of Covid, and free returns. Going for a normal size shouldn’t be a problem, but it depends on what you plan to wear it with, what kind of fit you prefer, etc., so it’s good to play around!

I'm an 8-10, more like a 10 at the moment most likely and bought a size 10 All Saints cargo biker jacket in the Black Friday sales- The 10 fits really nicely- I thought I might be pushing it with an 8, it probably would have been ok but with a biker jacket I'd rather it be slightly roomy that too tight and it's a good fit.

I just brought my first allsaints leather jacket, the vela from John Lewis I love it, I already have the m& S biker style one, this one is biker style without so many zips, I ordered 10 and twelve and kept the 10, my normal size, I like a fitted style, I don't ever zip it up with a dd bust it would be to tight, i never wear it done up anyway, most allsaints jackets are half price in john lewis at the moment not many sizes left so be quick.

Like Sarabon I also bought a Dalby in the Black Friday sales. I had previously tried it on in the shop and had advice from the sales assistant. He said that if you want to wear a jumper/hoody underneath then size up, but if not, then looks better to size down. I’m a size 12 but bought a size 10. It’s very fitted, although not skin tight, but this is the look I wanted as I’ll wear it over skirts and T-shirts mainly. The size 12 was more roomy but looked too big on the shoulders.

I have a size 10 cargo and it stretched so my next one the bales I bought an 8. All good but it is really tight under my arms when driving and kind of cuts off the circulation a bit, and I don’t wear it hardly at all.

I'm usually a 10, pushing a 12 now due to lockdown gain (sigh). I bought a Cargo in the Black Friday sale, went for a 10 and it's fine, I reckon I could have got away with an 8 even at my current size. I can wear the 10 over a jumper, the arms are snug but not at all tight or uncomfortable, just not loose.

I have another older style that I forget the name of in a 12 and it's really far too big although I can't seem to part with it.

I'm a 12 and settled for a 12 cargo. It's not too tight and not too big, I could have gone for a 10 if I planned to only wear a tshirt under but this is England and I get cold so wanted room for a jumper too

They will stretch by at least one size, if not two. I always size down.

Go in and get fitted (when we can again!). They are amazing and will know by the way the back lies what size you should get. I went in with a friend who is usually a 12-14 and they put her in an 8 and the difference it made was huge, it looked SO much nicer. They stretch with wear too so when you first put it on it should feel uncomfortable.

Oh, thanks so much - lots of advice here but it does seem quite mixed! Interested in the sizing down concept, I wouldn’t have done that, so thank you!

Realise that the best plan would be to go into the store, but want to buy online and soon (due to sale!)...

I think they do vary quite a bit as well. I went into a store and tried on a few different ones - this was before the lockdown weight gain and I was a comfortable 10. Some styles I was ok in a 10 (stretch notwithstanding), some I definitely needed to size down to an 8. There were none where I would have needed to size up though.