
Why it's worth it
Wool tailoring gone soft in dusty sky blue.
The Edit
Six buttons run down the back seam where a plain lining would normally hide — the closure is the design. Upcycled from a vintage men's wool blazer, the shoulder construction is padded and angular, carrying that original suiting authority into a silhouette tailored to a contemporary women's fit. The pointed back vent opens below the final button, giving the hem movement without breaking the blazer's clean lines.
Insider Tip
Each piece is one-of-a-kind wool — the shade and weight will vary slightly from what you see here.
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