This blazer speaks the language of audacity not only through its cut but also through its fabric. Ramie, drawn from plant stalks, carries strength and a cool freshness, but above all a natural luster. Softer than silk yet brighter than linen, it catches the light and turns the stripes into motion.
Unlike pinstripe — a thin, disciplined line hidden within tailoring and bound by rules — these wide stripes are open, rhythmic, and provocative. They do not blend into the background; instead, they insist on being seen, their boldness heightened by the subtle sheen of ramie.
The cut adds another layer of defiance. The double-breasted design, a symbol of strict formality, is countered by a waist belt with side loops. One calls for discipline, the other interrupts it. Together they shift control from tradition to the wearer, who decides how much structure to keep and how much freedom to claim.
This piece is not about elegance but about adjustment — like a dimmer. With a chiffon skirt, the light of its audacity softens; with leather trousers, it sharpens to full intensity. The wearer decides the level, but the bold accent never fades. In Mirage blue or Russet copper, it remains a statement in a society built on formality and display, where a clever woman can stand among others and still remain freer than the rest.
Style details:
Double-breasted design with four buttons, adjustable waist belt, and side loops
Notch lapels
Side patch pockets
Set-in long sleeves
Decorative sleeve plackets with four buttons
Hip length
Available in two colors — Mirage and Russet — with a striped pattern
