Double-breasted six-button front with a two-button fastening - the overlapping lapels sit wide and flat, giving the chest real presence without any fuss. Pinstripe runs cleanly from shoulder to hem, the vertical lines working with the boxy cut to draw the eye upward and broaden the silhouette. Revere collar lapels peak at a confident angle, framing a shirt and tie combination with the kind of structure that a single-breasted jacket simply cannot match. Boxy fit through the shoulders and torso - this jacket sits away from the body rather than pulling in at the waist, giving a relaxed but deliberate shape that nods to classic British tailoring. Flap pockets sit low on the front panels, their placement keeping the lower half of the jacket clean and uncluttered. The double-breasted front is the detail that does the work here. It commands attention at a wedding, a graduation, or a day at the races in a way that a standard two-button blazer simply does not. The boxy cut means it sits comfortably across a broader range of builds - not pinching, not drowning, just landing well. Pair it exactly as the model does: a crisp white shirt, a tonal tie that picks up the depth of the base colour, and the matching pinstripe trousers to complete the full suit. If you want to break it up for a smart-casual occasion, the blazer holds its own over a plain rollneck and dark trousers. The pinstripe keeps it formal enough to read as intentional rather than thrown together. A pair of dark Oxford shoes finishes the look with no second-guessing required.