Why it's worth it
A blazer that removed the sleeves and kept all the authority.
The Edit
Double-breasted tailoring minus the sleeves — the high-notched collar and peplum hem do the structural work that most jackets leave to a lining and shoulder pad. The Ascott twill holds a pressed, matte finish without stiffness, and the six tonal buttons land in two clean columns from chest to waist. At 65 cm it hits mid-hip, long enough to tuck nothing, short enough to let the wide-leg trousers read clearly below.
The details
- Fabric
- Twill
- Silhouette
- Peplum
- Sleeve
- Sleeveless
- Shoulder
- Structured shoulder
- Length
- Hip-length
- Closure
- Double-breasted
- Details
- Pockets, princess seams
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