This blazer doesn’t raise its voice. It doesn’t compete. It simply holds its ground — and that’s enough.
The silhouette is precise: a single-breasted cut, slightly shaped at the waist, with a hem that falls just at the hip. But what sets it apart is balance — not symmetry for its own sake, but a rhythm of detail that quietly asserts control.
Two parallel rows of flap pockets create a sense of internal order. They don’t crowd the design — they distribute weight, inviting the eye to pause and return. There is no decoration here, only intention. Each convex brass button reflects light the way a decision reflects thought: considered, grounded, and never rushed.
The lapels rise in a pointed shape, softened by a shawl-like curve. It’s an unusual meeting — one that evokes neither formality nor softness alone, but the kind of poise that comes from knowing when to speak and when to wait. The neckline frames the face not like a crown, but like a statement already understood.
The tones chosen are equally composed. Sugar Cane dissolves sharpness, offering a soft and neutral clarity that doesn’t seek contrast, only cohesion. Irish Coffee holds warmth and weight — a deep, earthy calm with just enough shadow to feel rooted. Onyx, in its restrained depth, never asks for attention, but absorbs it completely.
This is not a piece that commands the room. But somehow, the room listens.
Style details:
Single-breasted design with two convex round brass metal buttons
Peaked lapels with shawl shape
Two rows of front flap pockets with convex round brass metal buttons
Set-in long sleeves
Decorative sleeve plackets with four convex round brass metal buttons
Crotch length
Available in three colors: Irish Coffee, Sugar Cane, and Onyx
