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Cropped Nylon Windbreaker in Brown
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Cropped Nylon Windbreaker in Brown

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$495as of Sep 6, 2026. Check the current price at Citizens of Humanity

The verdict

A lightweight, seasonal jacket for women; fair value for a nylon crop-cut piece if you wear windbreakers.

Fit

Cropped nylon signals a lightweight, close-fitting jacket. Expect it to sit at the natural waist; size true for a snug fit.

Quality

At $495, nylon windbreakers are fairly durable. You get a functional shell and clean seams, though material is industrial, not premium.

Price check

At $495, this edges toward premium for nylon. You're paying for the crop cut and brand name; the material itself is modest.

Best for

Women seeking a lightweight, packable jacket for travel or seasonal layering.

Care

Machine wash cold if the care tag permits; most nylon shells tolerate washing and air-dry quickly.

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Fit check: Citizens of Humanity

Runs large

Citizens of Humanity tends to run about half a size large and stretches with wear, so most owners size down for a fitted look.

A stylist's sizing guide reports the brand "generally run[s] about half a size large" and that owners "expect about an inch of stretch in the waistband after a few hours of wear," advising those between sizes to go down one. Hands-on reviewers back this up across cuts: one who ordered her chart size in the Horseshoe jean found it loose and repurchased a size down, and a shorts reviewer says the relaxed styles "run really big" and always sizes down. The caveat owners flag is line-level: relaxed and baggy cuts run largest, while high-rise styles fit closer to true size — and older forum threads on the skinny-era styles were more mixed.

Sizing advice: Size down one if you're between sizes or want a snug fit — especially in relaxed and baggy cuts, which stretch and loosen with wear; stay true to size only if you want the intentionally slouchy look.

Per owner & reviewer reports: Citizens of Humanity Sizing: Does It Run Big? Your Comple… · Citizens of Humanity Horseshoe Jeans Review (Jeans and a … · Citizens of Humanity Corey Relaxed Denim Shorts Review (T…

What owners report about Citizens of Humanity jackets & outerwear

Citizens of Humanity's outerwear draws on the same construction approach the brand built its name on in denim. Gear Patrol's review of the brand's Service Jacket highlighted 100% cotton fabric that's hand-sanded for a finished look, a corduroy collar, reinforced stitching, and a heavyweight bedford-twill hand despite its khaki canvas appearance. Broader customer feedback on the brand's denim -- which shares fabric sourcing with the jackets -- is more mixed: some reviewers describe the fabric as sturdy and shape-retaining through regular wear, while others say it felt thin for the price and began fraying after only a handful of washes, with sizing reported as inconsistent between styles.

Strengths
The construction details reviewers and editors call out most on the jackets -- reinforced stitching, a hand-sanded finish, a corduroy collar -- read as considered rather than decorative.
Watch out for
Some buyers of the brand's denim report the fabric feeling thin for the price and fraying after only a few washes, alongside sizing that varies from one style to the next.
Sizing
Sizing has been reported as inconsistent across styles, so check the specific style's fit notes rather than assuming true-to-size across the jacket line.

About Citizens of Humanity's jackets & outerwear line as a whole. Sources: This Military-Inspired Jacket Combines Classic Carhartt Vibes with Elevated Styling · Check Citizens of Humanity Ratings & Customer Reviews

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