This blazer doesn’t speak in declarations. It lets the gaze wander—across its soft sheepskin surface, over the gentle slope of the lapel, to the single ornate button resting exactly where it belongs. Unrushed. Unforced.
Its cut is longer, grazing the upper thigh, offering length that adds rhythm instead of rigidity. There’s ease in its structure—tailored, yes, but never stiff. The sheepskin carries a soft sheen, catching the light like a thought half-formed, half-kept.
Peaked lapels give a nod to tradition but stop short of severity. The chest remains open—one button is all that’s needed. Four gold-toned buttons trace each sleeve like punctuation: a quiet accent to an otherwise seamless silhouette.
The blazer doesn’t hold the body; it accompanies it. With single-welt side pockets barely revealing themselves, the piece leans into discretion. It doesn’t want to impress—it wants to remain in your memory without effort.
Lined in smooth polyester, it’s made for movement: through rooms, through conversations, through moods. Worn with a skirt or something unexpected, it never dictates. It simply responds.
This isn’t statement dressing. This is presence—stitched in leather, lived in silence.
Style details:
Single-breasted design with one ornate gold-tone button with embossed detailing
Peaked lapels
Side single-welt pockets
Set-in long sleeves
Decorative sleeve plackets with four ornate gold-tone buttons with embossed detailing
