Why it's worth it
The angled closure does more work than a standard lapel ever could.
The Edit
A single-breasted blazer built on a waist-cinching silhouette with an angled front closure that cuts diagonally across the chest for a sharper finish than a standard button stance. The structured shoulder and fitted seam lines hold their shape without padding bulk, while pintuck detailing at the sleeve cuffs and a welt chest pocket keep the surface clean but considered. The warm sand-beige fabric reads smooth with a slight matte finish — boardroom-ready without the stiffness.
The details
Made of
67% polyester, 29% rayon, 4% elastane
- Silhouette
- Cinched waist
- Collar
- Notched lapel
- Sleeve
- Long sleeve
- Shoulder
- Structured shoulder
- Length
- Hip-length
- Details
- Princess seams, asymmetric hem, wrap
Is now a good time?
Now
$275
Lowest we've seen
$135
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