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Blazer

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Description

The blazer was developed from naval and club jackets and was adapted for professional settings. There are so many ways to design a traditional blazer, but the typical way is a notch or peak lapel, a one button front, and two hip pockets with flaps. Think of a blazer as a fabric covering that is a template for design. A silk blazer with no pockets and no buttons? Sure. Buttons all the way to the neck with patch pockets made from a durable tweed for utility? Of course. Or a traditional blazer to wear with jeans for a relaxed look. It's the most versatile product for creativity.

  • Fabric
  • Single or double breasted
  • Front button placement and quantity
  • Lapel shape and width
  • Length and front shape
  • Shoulder style
  • Hip and chest pocket style
  • Cuff style and button quantity
  • Vent style
  • Elbow patch options
  • Optional contrasting thread
  • Lining
  • Monogram

A suggested direction:

  • Mid-weight brushed wool
  • Single button front with slightly angled bottom
  • Wide peak lapels with a low gorge and left buttonhole
  • Extra shoulder padding
  • Two hip pockets with flaps or besom
  • Four button cuff
  • Center vent
  • Fully lined with functional inner pockets

Approximately 6 - 8 weeks

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