Casual Blazers to go with Selvedge Denim
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I have exactly 1 that i wear with my denim, It's made by Scalpers and woven in Portugal (they don;t sell it in the U.S., I purchased mine in France.
Not that you are going to gravitate toward this brand, but olive works very well with dark raws.good luck in the search.
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Those IMO are all fantastic and meant to be styled with jeans.
The first option might pick up some of the indigo hues with that windowpane pattern, so it gets my vote, but I don't think you could go wrong.
Won't the gray or biege be contrasty compared to the blue?
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Those IMO are all fantastic and meant to be styled with jeans.
The first option might pick up some of the indigo hues with that windowpane pattern, so it gets my vote, but I don't think you could go wrong.
You are correct. I went ahead and ordered one! Let me see how it fits once it arrives. I will keep posted! If it works out, then I will probably get 2 or 3 more and this along with my raw selvedge denims will cater to my office wear for the next couple of years!
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I’m a big fan of the look. Wish i had occasion to do it more often. Imho shirt must be tucked in.
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Nigel Cabourn does a white packable Ventile blazer. It's not cheap, but is currently half price.
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Community Clothing in the UK do an unstructured cotton blazer in navy and khaki. I have one of each. Good value, made in the UK.
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Anyone have any good recs for an unstructured sport coat? I need something that can make me look a little more professional when wearing casual clothes, and thought that this would be a nice option. The Saturday Type Fever jacket would be a good option, but they're sold out everywhere.
I've been looking at Mister Freedom's Continental jacket, but the top button has me a little puzzled. Wondering if I folded the lapels enough if it would function like a 3 button jacket and not look weird.
https://www.mrporter.com/en-us/mens/product/blue-blue-japan/clothing/suit-jackets/sashiko-indigo-dyed-cotton-suit-jacket/1647597355796835?srsltid=AfmBOooQJeBpVUJBqnuh8mOJqupLYakJ-ezU1Uc6ZWE3RIABzd_YcXROLVY&gQT=1 is really nice, but it's pretty pricey, and I'm not sure the available sizes would work for me.
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@seawolf I don't have a good picture of me wearing it readily available right now but I've been wearing a MF continental jacket for years. The lapels definitely fold over and it has a more "regular" blazer look to it! I've worn the full suit to a bunch of weddings and semi formal events. To my memory the fourth button get's kind of hidden in the fold and doesn't really stick out too much.
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@seawolf i have 1 of these in linen\cotton herringbone that I really enjoy and am able to pass off as "business casual" at work when the need arises
https://www.vetra.fr/en/12-french-workwear-dungaree-mens-jackets
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@sabergirl little to no shoulder padding, no canvassing, from my understanding
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@Tago-Mago beat me to it!
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Canvassing is the stuff that goes in between the sort of satin lining and the wool (or whatever the face of the jacket is)
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I love a good blazer. I really lament the loss of two of my faves, Steven Alan (still exists, but nowhere near what it once was, before the company was sold) and Freeman's Sporting Club (permanently closed). If anybody's got any recs for well made ones a little above casual, I wouldn't mind hearing em.
