• Tailored fit with pronounced vertical seaming through the waist - the jacket draws in noticeably at the sides, creating a sharp silhouette without the need for a belt or additional structure.
• Single-button fastening sits at the natural waist, allowing the deep V lapels to fall open and frame whatever is worn beneath.
• The blend of viscose and elastane gives the fabric a soft drape and cool handfeel - it skims the body rather than pulling, and recovers its shape through a full day's wear.
• Structured shoulders with a clean, angular lapel keep the jacket firmly in tailored territory, while the hem sits just below the hip at approximately 67cm.
• Flap pockets sit flush at the hip, maintaining the smooth line of the jacket without adding bulk to the silhouette.

This blazer earns its place as the piece that carries the rest of the wardrobe. It sits naturally over the matching wide-leg trousers for a considered three-piece moment - as seen here, layered over a matching waistcoat for a coordinated power suit that reads as intentional rather than overdressed. The deep lapels invite a simple camisole or fine-knit underneath for boardroom dressing, or wear it open over a tailored shirt for a more relaxed interpretation. The compact stretch fabric means it travels well and holds its shape from morning meetings through to evening commitments without creasing. For formal occasions, pair with pointed-toe heels and minimal jewellery to let the cut do the work. Those looking to dress it down can take the trousers away entirely and wear the blazer over wide-leg tailored trousers in a contrasting neutral - the strong shoulder and nipped waist hold their own regardless of what surrounds them.