Why it's worth it
Men's tailoring, borrowed and never returned.
The Edit
A double-breasted wool blazer sourced from a men's wardrobe and worn two sizes up — the padded, angular shoulders sit wide, the peak lapels fall deep, and the six-button front closes with enough overlap to read as intentional suiting rather than accident. Hip-length at the hem with welt pockets and a clean, unadorned back. The wool holds its structure without stiffness, landing somewhere between vintage Armani tailoring and the current oversized-blazer moment.
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