Herringbone Contrast Button Detail Blazer - grey

Tailored fit with a nipped-in waist and structured shoulders - it sits close to the body without restricting movement, giving a sharp, defined silhouette. The herringbone weave adds visual texture and depth, making the fabric do the work without relying on embellishment. Contrast buttons run in a double-stacked formation down the centre front - a considered detail that sets this apart from a standard blazer. Point collar sits flat and neat, lending a shirt-like finish that makes it work just as well worn open over a tee as it does buttoned up. Cropped hem sits at the hip, making it a natural pairing for high-waisted bottoms and keeping proportions clean. The tailored cut here does something a boxy blazer never quite manages - it actually follows the shape of the body, nipping at the waist and releasing slightly through the hip so it moves rather than sits stiff. The contrast button detail draws the eye straight down the front, which makes the whole look feel intentional rather than thrown together. The model wears it with the matching herringbone shorts for a co-ord moment that reads more put-together than corporate. It works just as well thrown over straight-leg jeans and a simple vest for a casual Saturday, or paired with tailored trousers for a smart-casual event. The cropped length means it tucks neatly into an outfit rather than overwhelming it, so it earns its place in a rotation that needs one piece to pull a lot of different looks together.