Women's Sherpa Lined Flannel Shacket

The colors are beautiful and it's very warm. Runs a bit large and long. But I'm only 5'0 and wear a large. One never knows if these are Chinese sized or American, so I ordered an X-Lg to be sure, probably would have been better with a large. This is American sized. I kept it in case I wanted to add extra layers with no problem. I would recommend this line and say it runs true to size. We'll see how it washes but I definitely think it's worth the reasonable price compared to LL Bean's exorbitant prices.

Amazing fit, looks great. Quality product very warm.

Absolutely love this product. It’s warm and stylish! Breathable too

The pictures made this look more stylish than it is. This is a farmer's barn jacket. It is sturdy and warm, but has a men's cut--very boxy. It has plenty of room in the shoulders, chest and sleeve, but is snug over the hips because it is cut straight, with no flare for a woman's shape. The pockets are roomy, but open at the side seam so not very good for keeping hands warm. That being said, I appreciate how snuggly warm this jacket is.

The fleece lining makes this very warm and cozy. The satin in the arms makes it easy to take off. It's versatile, too. Sometimes I wear it as a jacket, but it's thin enough that I can also wear it around the house if the heat is turned down and I'm chilly.

It is nice and warm, but flattering it is not. The materials seem nice and the fleece and flannel are both soft. I also like the colors. However, that's pretty much where the "likes" end. It's boxy. I ordered a Medium and I'm glad I didn't order the large (broad shoulders fit, 36C chest), it would have been huge (except the length of the sleeves). The body is very boxy, not fitted at all. I can wear it over other layers with no problem, so that's good. The sleeves are several inches too short, ridiculously short. I'm 5'4", so not a tall gal, but I don't wear petite in anything. My pant inseam is 32", so for being short I have slightly longer than average appendages. This disappoints me the most, short sleeves for something that is supposed to keep you warm? Uh uh. Also, and this isn't a gripe, just a note, the inside of the arms are not lined with fleece, but with a quilted, probably polyester/cotton material. It allows you to slip your arms more easily into the jacket if you're wearing a long sleeve shirt underneath. My other gripe has been echoed in the reviews already. The fleece lining hangs out the back because it's been cut too large for the flannel outside. Makes it look cheap and old even though I haven't even washed it yet. I doubt after washing, it will look any better, likely worse. Because it is so big, if you try and move it so it doesn't hang out the back, it just bunches up in other places. Annoying to say the least. For the money, I would not purchase this again, however, I kept it because I'm cold and didn't have many warm things to throw on. If you're petite, shaped like a box, and don't mind the extra fleece hanging out, go for it. Update 2.20.2019: Still haven't washed it, now has a hole in one of the pockets. I randomly found a Carhartt flannel sherpa lined jacket the other day and since it was on sale I bought it. The quality of the Carhartt is far, far superior in every way to the Whitetails jacket. It's slightly fitted, much warmer, sleeves are long enough, has snaps instead of buttons, actual lined pockets so your hands are still warm...now I wish I hadn't spent the money on this item. I do really like the color though!

Comfortable,soft well made fit perfectly.

Really nice quality. I'm 5'7" and 130 lbs and I feel like my shoulders are a bit broader. I think a medium would have fit perfectly. I also never washed it but read reviews of it shrinking. I tried it on and decided it wasn't for me for the sizing. Maybe in the future I will repurchase as a medium. But didn't love it enough to exchange for a bigger size.