Blazer Guide For Men - How To Wear Navy Blazers, How They Should Fit & Buying Tips
By Gentleman's Gazette 9:18 236,375 views on YouTube Mar 11, 2016
For an in-depth guide to navy & striped blazers, click here: https://gentl.mn/blazer-guide #blazer #mensblazer #notsponsored Get the accessories I’m wearing: Burgundy Silk Pocket Square with little Paisley Motifs: htt... Show more
For an in-depth guide to navy & striped blazers, click here: https://gentl.mn/blazer-guide #blazer #mensblazer #notsponsored Get the accessories I’m wearing: Burgundy Silk Pocket Square with little Paisley Motifs: https://gentl.mn/2kYzC9V Knit Tie in Solid Pale Yellow Silk: https://gentl.mn/2lA9pS3 The blazer is an integral part of every gentleman's and every man should have at least one. So, what exactly is a blazer? First, it's a stand alone jacket with non-matching trousers and it can mean a different color, a different pattern, and different texture. So you can have worsteds, flannel, even tweed or striped trousers and it will all qualify as a blazer combination. A blazer is either a jacket with a solid color such as navy blue, I'm wearing here or it could be of stripes, usually bold stripes, not a pinstripe, not a chalk stripe. Anything else like houndstooth, checks, is not a blazer. Most blazers in the market today come in a solid, navy blue such as the ones you can see here. Sometimes you can also find them in bottle green, maybe in red or an off white, but that's basically the color scheme. Colorful blazers sometimes come with a contrast trim in yellow or red or white and it's a very bold look, that's why you rarely see it. Blazers often come double breasted, as you can see here. This is a 6x2, 6 buttons and 2 closing buttons. You can also find 6x3 which mean 6 buttons, 3 closing buttons or 8x3 which mean 8 buttons with 3 closing buttons. Alternatively, you can also have a single breasted blazer and that's the one I'm wearing here, right now. Usually, single-breasted blazers come in 2 or 3 closing buttons, rarely in 4 or 1. Another distinctive hallmark of a blazer are the buttons. The most popular options for blazer buttons are brass, which has that gold tone or pure which is kind of a dark silver and you also see people who use pure, yellow gold or white gold but that makes your blazer very, very expensive. For a more casual look, you can also us
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