• Asymmetric lapel neckline gives this blazer an intentional, editorial edge - not your standard suiting silhouette.
• Cinched waist construction sculpts the shape without a belt in sight, creating definition that feels built-in rather than added on.
• Long sleeves and a pleated peplum hem sit at a mini length, making this a blazer that works just as hard as a standalone piece as it does as part of a co-ord.
• Structured wool-look fabric delivers that sharp, tailored finish - the kind that reads polished from across a room.
• A single-button fastening at the waist keeps the front clean and the wrap silhouette in place.

This blazer slots straight into a wardrobe that already knows what it's doing. Wear it with the matching co-ord piece and you've got a full look that needs nothing else - maybe just a barely-there heel or a white trainer to bring it back down to earth. On its own, it layers over a fitted ribbed top and wide-leg trousers for a daytime look that carries you from a morning coffee run through to an afternoon with friends. A structured tote and a sleek low bun do the rest. The kind of piece that makes getting dressed feel less like a decision and more like a given.