• Collarless round neckline gives this blazer a clean, uninterrupted line from shoulder to button placket - no lapels to bulk up the silhouette.
• A column of gold-toned buttons runs centre-front, doing the decorative work without any additional embellishment needed.
• Jersey fabric - soft and stretchy - moves with the body rather than against it, so the fitted shape stays sharp through a full day of wear.
• Structured seaming through the front panels creates a defined waist without a belt or cinching, sitting close to the body but never restrictive.
• Side hip pockets sit flush and low-profile, keeping the front lines clean while still being genuinely functional.

This blazer sits at the point where tailoring and everyday dressing overlap. The jersey construction means it travels well - fold it into a bag and it comes out ready to wear. It pairs naturally with matching flared trousers for a co-ord that reads as a considered outfit rather than a matching set, finished with pointed-toe heels as seen on the model. Away from the co-ord, it works just as hard over wide-leg trousers or a midi skirt for a daytime event or a gallery visit. The absence of a collar makes it receptive to jewellery - a simple gold hoop or a fine chain sits cleanly against the neckline. For a more relaxed take, layer it over a fitted roll-neck on cooler days. The fitted cut means it tucks neatly under a coat without adding bulk at the shoulders.