Men’s Blazers

The modern layer for every occasion. Suitoria’s men’s blazers are cut in slim and tailored fits with clean shoulders, sharp lapels and premium fabrics—from breathable wool twills and hopsacks to textured tweed, summer-ready linen blends and plush velvet. Worn as a refined men’s suit jacket with pressed trousers or as a smart mens blazer over chinos or dark denim, they deliver polish without feeling stiff—ideal for work, weddings, dinners and elevated weekends.

Fabric & Handle

Wool twill and hopsack for year-round wear with natural drape and resilience.
Stretch wool or cotton-blend options for extra mobility on long days.
Textured tweed (herringbone, checks) for depth and seasonal warmth.
Linen and linen-blend for airy comfort in warmer months.
Velvet for evening richness with a smooth, dense short pile.
Fully or buggy lined interiors with neat pockets and clean finishing.

Fits & Construction

Choose slim for a close, streamlined profile; tailored for ease through chest and shoulders.
Lightly structured shoulders keep lines sharp yet comfortable.
Notch lapels for versatility; peak lapels for a bolder, dressier look.
Double vents for movement; calibrated lengths that balance with trousers or denim.

Where to Wear

Office & business travel: Navy or charcoal blazers pair effortlessly with pressed trousers and an Oxford shirt.
Weddings & formal dinners: Elevate with a crisp shirt, tie and polished shoes—your blazer reads as a refined men’s suit jacket alternative.
Smart evenings & weekends: Swap in a fine-gauge knit or polo and chinos; add loafers for relaxed sophistication.

How to Style

Formal: Blazer + poplin shirt + silk tie + tailored wool trousers + cap-toe Oxfords.
Business-casual: Open-neck shirt, crease-front trousers, leather belt, derbies.
Smart-casual: Lightweight roll-neck or knit polo, dark denim or chinos, suede loafers.
Keep accessories minimal—pocket square, slim watch, subtle lapel pin.

Colour & Patterns

Navy: The most versatile—works across office, travel, and events.
Charcoal & grey: Understated and professional, easy with black or brown shoes.
Black: Sleek for evening, strongest with monochrome styling.
Brown, camel & olive: Rich alternatives that pair with blues, creams and greys.
Patterns: Prince of Wales check, windowpane and pinstripe add quiet personality without overpowering.

Sizing Tips

Fit the shoulders first—seams should sit just at the shoulder edge.
Sleeves should kiss the wrist bone with 1–1.5 cm of shirt cuff visible.
If between sizes, choose based on shoulder fit and intended layering (shirt vs knit).

Care & Storage

Brush with a clothing brush to remove lint and revive the nap; spot-clean as needed.
Steam lightly to release creases; avoid heavy pressing, especially on textured weaves.
Rest between wears and store on a wide hanger; use a garment bag for travel.

What’s the difference between a blazer, a suit jacket and a sport coat?
A suit jacket is made to match its trousers; a blazer is typically solid with refined buttons; a sport coat leans textured/patterned. Modern blazers can play both ways—smart with contrast trousers or dressed down with denim.

Can I wear a blazer to a wedding?
Yes. Dark navy or charcoal with a crisp shirt, tie and polished shoes is wedding-appropriate unless the dress code specifies black tie.

Which trousers work best with a blazer?
Charcoal or mid-grey wool trousers, beige or navy chinos, and clean dark denim for smart-casual. Avoid near-matching tones that look like an almost-suit.