An oversized blazer that actually looks intentional, not like you borrowed someone else's jacket. The dropped shoulders sit where they're supposed to on an oversized frame, and the single button at the waist keeps the front from falling completely open. Notch lapels frame the neckline without looking corporate.
The straight body falls past the hip — long enough to cover your back pockets in jeans, short enough to not look like a coat. It layers flat over a t-shirt or a hoodie without bunching at the sleeves. The structure comes from the cut, not stiff lining, so it drapes instead of standing rigid.
Wear it as your daily jacket from September through November. Roll the sleeves once for a weekend look. Keep them down and add a bag for client-facing days. It crosses the line between casual and put-together without trying hard.
Oversized Cut | Dropped shoulders and a straight body that layers flat
Notch Lapels | Classic frame without looking corporate
Single-Button Closure | Keeps the front together at the waist
Below-Hip Length | Covers enough to pair with fitted bottoms
Unlined Body | Drapes naturally without stiffness
Intentionally oversized. Order your regular size for the intended loose look.