Camel Suede Fringe Trim Lapel Cropped Blazer with Black Details | Camel / S 100100933665636

How to measure this blazer

All measurements below are taken with the garment laid flat on a smooth surface unless noted. Use a soft, flexible tape measure and keep it straight for accurate results. For circumference measurements, double the flat measurement.

• Chest / Bust (pit‑to‑pit): Lay the blazer flat and measure straight across from armpit seam to armpit seam. Double this value to get the chest circumference.
• Shoulder width: Measure across the back from one shoulder seam to the other, following the seam line.
• Sleeve length: Measure from the shoulder seam (where sleeve meets shoulder) down to the end of the cuff.
• Center back length (CB): Measure from the base of the neck (center back seam where collar meets body) straight down to the hem.
• Front length: Measure from the top of the shoulder (near the collar/shoulder seam at the front) down to the hem at center front.
• Waist (garment): Measure across the narrowest part of the blazer body and double.
• Hem / Bottom opening: Measure across the bottom edge of the blazer and double for circumference.
• Lapel width: Measure the widest point of the lapel from fold to outer edge.
• Fringe length: Measure from the seam where the fringe is attached down to the tip of the fringe.

How to measure your body: Measure over light clothing, keep the tape comfortably snug (not tight). Chest: around fullest part of bust. Waist: around narrowest part. Hips: around fullest part of hips. If you're between sizes or plan to layer, consider sizing up.

Materials & construction

For this style—camel suede with fringe and black contrast details—these are the typical components to expect. Always check the garment care label for the exact fiber content.

• Outer fabric: Suede-look finish. Often made from faux suede (polyester or polyester blend) for an even, low-maintenance nap, or occasionally from real suede (split leather) on premium versions.
• Lining: Smooth lining such as polyester or acetate for easy layering and structure.
• Fringe trim: Usually cut from the same suede/faux‑suede material or a matching synthetic trim stitched along seams.
• Black details: Contrast trim on lapel/cuffs may be PU (vegan leather), grosgrain, or woven trim to create a crisp black accent.
• Hardware: Buttons or fastenings are typically metal or coated plastic with a matching finish.

Quick ways to tell faux suede vs real suede

• Check the garment label first—this gives the authoritative fiber content.
• Look at the fabric backing: real suede shows leather backing; faux suede has woven fabric backing.
• Water test (small inconspicuous area): a tiny drop soaks into real suede and darkens it; faux suede usually beads and dries quickly.
• Smell and edge finish: leather has a characteristic scent and raw edges; synthetics have a manufactured feel and cleaner cut edges.

Model information (example)

Example model details (replace with your studio's actual measurements):

Height: 5'9" (175 cm) • Bust: 32" (81 cm) • Waist: 24" (61 cm) • Hips: 35" (89 cm) • Wearing size: S

Fit notes: This is a cropped, tailored blazer with defined shoulders and a high‑waist silhouette. It is designed to sit at or just above the high waist—choose your usual blazer size for a fitted look or size up for layering over thicker sweaters.

Care guide — keep it lovely longer

Always start by reading the care label on the garment. Below are recommended care practices for both faux suede and real suede versions.

If the blazer is faux suede (synthetic)

• Spot clean spills immediately with a damp cloth and a small amount of mild detergent—test on an inside seam first.
• If machine washing is permitted on the label: turn garment inside out, place in a mesh laundry bag, wash cold on a gentle cycle with mild detergent. Do not use fabric softener.
• Do not tumble dry. Reshape while damp and hang to air dry away from direct heat and sunlight.
• Remove wrinkles with a garment steamer from a safe distance or steam while hanging; avoid direct contact with a hot iron. If necessary, iron on the reverse side with a low heat and a pressing cloth.
• Gently brush the nap with a soft brush when dry to revive texture. For fringe, untangle and smooth with fingers or a soft brush.
• Protect with a fabric-safe water & stain protector spray suitable for synthetics—apply in a well-ventilated area before first wear.

If the blazer is real suede (leather)

• Do not machine wash. Real suede should ideally be cleaned by a professional suede/leather cleaner.
• Light surface dirt can be removed with a suede brush or eraser. Brush in one direction to lift the nap.
• For oil stains, sprinkle corn starch or talc, leave overnight, then brush off gently.
• Use a suede protector specifically formulated for leather to guard against water and stains.
• Store on a wide, padded hanger in a breathable garment bag; avoid plastic covers and humid environments.

General tips

• Store hanging (avoid wire hangers) to preserve shape and fringe fall.
• Keep away from prolonged sunlight to prevent color fading—especially important for camel tones.
• Test any cleaning method on an inconspicuous area first.
• When in doubt about a stubborn stain, consult a professional cleaner experienced with suede/leather.

Style tips

How to make this cropped camel suede blazer with black details work in your wardrobe:

• Casual weekend: White tee tucked into high‑rise straight or relaxed jeans, black ankle boots, and a slim black belt to echo the blazer's black details.
• Office ready: Pair with high‑waisted tailored black trousers, a silk blouse or fine knit top, and pointed loafers or low heels for a polished, modern silhouette.
• Night out: Wear over a slip dress or with leather-look pants and strappy heels—add gold statement jewelry to complement the warm camel tone.
• Boho vibe: Layer over a flowy midi dress and suede ankle boots; add a wide‑brim hat to play up the fringe detail.
• Proportion play: Because the blazer is cropped, balance it with high‑waisted bottoms (jeans, trousers or skirts) to lengthen the leg line.
• Color pairings: Camel + black is classic; also pairs beautifully with cream, navy, olive, burgundy, mustard or deep denim.
• Accessories: Use black leather accessories (bag, belt, shoes) to pick up the black details; warm‑tone metals (gold/bronze) flatter camel tones.
• Layering: For cooler days, wear a thin turtleneck underneath or choose a longer coat on top so the cropped blazer remains visible and doesn’t bunch.
• Fringe styling: Let the fringe move freely—avoid tightly layered outerwear that will compress or tangle the fringe.