A blazer that gives the body its posture

The wool is densely woven and falls straight over the shoulders. The button placket runs down the centre and the edges are set off with a contrast trim. That makes a blazer that works in the office as well as in the evening.

Design Highlights

The wool is woven tightly enough to hold its shape through a long day and to stay warm without adding a lining that presses at the shoulder. The contrast trim runs along the front edges, which draws the line of the jacket clearly against whatever sits underneath. The button placket closes down the middle so the front reads formal, and the lapel turns down into a clean edge that frames the neck. The cut falls straight rather than flaring, which keeps the proportion calm over a trouser or a skirt.

How to Style It

Over a fine knit and pressed trousers it reads sharp for a working morning. With a slip dress and a low heel it turns softer for the evening. Keep the layers underneath close so the line stays clean, and let the contrast trim be the only detail near the front. A plain shirt underneath keeps the trim in focus.

A blazer that holds its shape from the desk to the evening.