Nothing turns a plain outfit around faster than a blazer. Ours run from sharp one-button styles to cropped cuts, open-front layers, bouclé textures and sleeveless vests, in sizes XS to XXL across beiges, blues, blacks and whites.
Pick a shape, pick a fabric, and the rest of the outfit falls into place.
A blazer earns its keep by being the one thing you can throw on when the day changes plans. Ours are cut close enough to look deliberate and easy enough to wear for eight hours straight, in fabrics chosen for how they behave by 4 p.m. rather than how they look on a hanger.
Buttoned, belted, tied at the back or left open, each shape solves a slightly different problem, and each one slots straight into the rest of your workwear.
The most straightforward of the lot, and the one to buy first. A single closure at the waist creates a clean V through the torso, which reads sharp without feeling stiff.
Cuffed and tipped-sleeve versions add a detail at the wrist that keeps it from looking plain. Wear it with tailored bottoms for meetings, or with jeans on the days that do not require them.
Texture does the talking here. The looped weave adds visual weight, so bouclé reads as dressed up even in a plain colour, and it holds up well against cooler weather. Double-breasted and collarless belted versions lean the most formal in this collection. Keep the rest of the outfit simple and let the fabric carry it.
A vest gives you the tailored shoulder and the sharp line without the sleeves, which makes it the layer for shoulder seasons and overheated offices. Striped linen-blend and plaid versions work over a blouse or on their own with high-waisted trousers. Tie-back styles let you pull the fit in at the back.
A fitted, buttoned blazer is the better pick when you need a defined silhouette: interviews, presentations, anything where you want the outfit to read as intentional.
An open-front blazer is the better pick when comfort and movement matter more, or when what is underneath already has a shape worth showing. Most wardrobes end up wanting one of each.
Over a work dress, a blazer turns one piece into a full look with no additional thinking. With matching trousers, it becomes a suit: our workwear sets are built to pair without guesswork. Over a knit on cool days, it adds a second layer that still looks finished.
With denim and a tee, it is the difference between leaving the house and looking put together.