Ink Navy Cotton Linen Blazer
- Cotton-linen blend
- Unstructured, relaxed fit
- Patch and welt pockets
- Corozo nut buttons
- Cotton pocket bags
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Uniting traditional tailoring with workwear, our unstructured blazers are cut with a relaxed drape and slightly shorter silhouette, offering a comfortable yet elegant dimension to your outfits.
This Ink Navy Cotton Linen Blazer is made from a blend of linen and cotton, providing coolness from the linen and structure and durability from the cotton. This single-breasted jacket features two patch flap pockets and a chest welt pocket at the front. It boasts a relatively relaxed fit, a slim notch lapel, and casual fastening with two corozo nut buttons.
The jacket’s soft texture makes it suitable for urban workdays, evening drinks, or more formal events. It can be dressed up with matching chinos or paired with our drawstring trousers or shorts and a Cuban shirt for a relaxed, laid-back look.
Main: 54% Cotton 46% Linen
Pocket Bag Lining: 100% Cotton
Buttons: Corozo
One upper chest welt pocket, two lower patch outer pocket, two Internal side jet pockets
Coordinating Casual and Drawstring Trousers and Casual Shorts available
Wash instructions: Dry Clean only; If Part Of A Suit, Dry Clean Both Items Together
Made In Romania
Style No. SP/MO/UB/CL813

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Born from surplus fabrics
"We started with boxer shorts, cut from offcuts I'd talked London shirtmakers out of. Fifteen years on, we make the whole wardrobe the same way — good cloth, relaxed cuts, made to be worn and kept." — Henry Hales, founder