The phrase "a jacket with an" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a jacket that has a specific feature or characteristic that follows the phrase.
Example: "I bought a jacket with an attached hood for the rainy season."
Alternatives: "a jacket featuring an" or "a jacket that has an".
It was Presidents' Day, and Anderson entered the room beaming, wearing a jacket with an American-flag pin.
One man who appeared to be a supporter wore a jacket with an image of the drug kingpin Tony Montana from the movie "Scarface" on the back.
His outfit included rolled-up, posh, striped, pyjama-style trousers and a jacket with an on-trend (for women) thin belt wrapped around the middle.
Mr. Lesage's own family spilled over the front rows: his son Jean-Fran?s, who established an embroidery studio in India; his daughter Marion, an artist, wearing a jacket with an embroidered heart from an early Lacroix collection; and his son Jean-Louis, who read the speech prepared by his father last month when he received France's highest cultural honor: Ma e d'Art.
These include roundtable discussions immediately after the attacks and videos of celebrities expressing their reactions to the attacks; the company also did a promotion with Levi's earlier this month that featured a jacket with an MTV flag logo, with proceeds from its sales going to charity.
There are even subtle details that can convey a sense of creativity or originality, such as a jacket with an inside pattern trim.
Boys can wear black trousers, a collared shirt, and a jacket with any clean shoes.
There are cocoons, capes, pillow collars, baby dolls and even a jacket with a bustle back.
A jacket with a shredded hem or a dress dripping fringe might send her pulse racing.
My savvy sister is from Seattle, and was equipped with a jacket with a hood.
Lumo produces a jacket with a strip of 14 LED lights on the front and back.
