HYFVE Herringbone Mixed Media Contrast Long Sleeve Blazer | Brown / S 100100773611900

How to measure

Use these steps to choose the best size for the HYFVE Herringbone Mixed Media Contrast Long Sleeve Blazer. For accuracy, wear a thin top, keep the tape level and snug (not tight), and have someone help when possible.

Measure your body

Chest / Bust

Measure around the fullest part of your chest, under the arms, keeping the tape parallel to the floor.

Waist

Measure around the narrowest part of your waist (natural waistline).

Hips

Measure around the fullest part of your hips while standing with feet together.

Shoulder width

Measure across the back from the outside edge of one shoulder to the outside edge of the other (bone to bone).

Sleeve length

Measure from the shoulder point (where the sleeve seam sits) down to the wrist bone. For full-arm length from the center back, measure from the base of the neck over the shoulder to the wrist.

Back length

Measure from the prominent bone at the base of the neck (C7) straight down to where you want the blazer hem to fall.

How we measure this blazer (laid flat)

• Pit-to-pit (chest) — Measured across the front from underarm seam to underarm seam. Double the number for full chest circumference.
• Waist (flat) — Measured across the narrowest point of the blazer; double for circumference.
• Shoulder width — Measured across the back from seam to seam.
• Sleeve length — Measured from the shoulder seam to the end of the cuff along the outside of the sleeve.
• Back length — Measured from the base of the collar to the bottom hem.

Conversion: 1 inch = 2.54 cm. Tip: If you are between sizes, size up for layering or a relaxed fit; size down for a more tailored look.

Materials & construction

The HYFVE Herringbone Mixed Media Contrast Blazer pairs a classic herringbone suiting weave with contrasting mixed-media panels for modern texture and visual interest. Typical components include:

• Outer (main shell) — Herringbone woven suiting fabric. Commonly a wool or wool-blend (or polyester/viscose blend) that provides structure and a textured finish.
• Contrast panels — Smooth or stretch woven fabric (for example a knit jersey, satin-like viscose blend, or faux-leather) applied to collar, side panels or sleeve details to add contrast and comfort.
• Lining — Smooth lining (typically 100% polyester or acetate) for easy on/off and to protect the shell.
• Interfacing & structure — Sewn or fused canvas/interfacing in fronts and lapels to keep shape and a tailored silhouette.
• Trims — Buttons and reinforced stitching; trim materials may vary by season.

Note: Exact fiber content and trims can vary by batch—always check the garment label for the precise material percentages and any special finishes or care symbols.

Model information

The model in the product images is approximately 5'9" (175 cm) with approximate measurements Bust 33" (84 cm) / Waist 25" (64 cm) / Hips 36" (91 cm) and is shown wearing a size Small. Use these reference measurements together with the product’s laid-flat measurements to choose your best fit.

Fit note: This blazer is designed with a tailored silhouette—if you prefer to layer thicker knits underneath, consider sizing up.

Care guide (to keep it lovely longer)

Follow these care tips to preserve the shape, texture and mixed-media details of your blazer:

• Dry clean recommended — Professional dry cleaning is the safest option for wool-blend shells and mixed-media trims to maintain structure and finishes.
• Spot clean — For small marks, blot spills immediately with a clean cloth. Use cold water and a mild detergent; test on an inside seam first. Gently dab—don’t rub.
• Steaming & ironing — Use a garment steamer to remove wrinkles. If ironing is necessary, use a low heat setting with a press cloth and avoid direct heat on delicate contrast panels (e.g., faux leather or stretch fabrics).
• Avoid bleach & tumble drying — Do not bleach. Tumble drying can distort shape and damage interfacing.
• Storage — Hang on a wide-shoulder hanger to retain shoulder shape. Store in a breathable garment bag away from direct sunlight. Use cedar or natural moth repellents for long-term storage.
• Surface care — Remove lint and pills with a fabric shaver or lint roller; brush wool areas gently with a soft clothes brush.
• Minor repairs — Reattach loose buttons and secure small loose stitches promptly. For structural repairs (interfacing, shoulder pads), consult a professional tailor.

Quick stain handling: Blot (don’t rub) → dab with diluted mild detergent in cold water → rinse by dabbing with clean water → air dry. For grease/oil stains, seek professional cleaning.

Always follow the care symbols on the garment label—the label has the definitive instructions for your specific blazer.

Style tips

Ways to wear and style this mixed-media herringbone blazer:

• Office-ready — Pair with matching tailored trousers or a pencil skirt and a silk blouse. Finish with loafers or pumps for a polished professional look.
• Smart-casual — Wear over a white tee and high-rise straight-leg jeans with ankle boots or sneakers for a relaxed, modern vibe.
• Evening edge — Layer over a slip dress or pair with faux-leather pants and heeled boots; add statement earrings for impact.
• Layering — Works well over thin turtlenecks or fine-gauge knits; avoid bulky layers if you want a fitted silhouette.
• Accessories — Add a slim leather belt to cinch the waist, a silk scarf at the neck, or a lapel brooch to emphasize the contrast details.
• Color pairing — Herringbone neutrals pair well with navy, camel, burgundy, black and cream. Choose a single accent color for accessories to keep the look cohesive.
• Tailoring tip — For a perfect fit, consider having sleeves and hem professionally shortened or the waist nipped in—small tailoring adjustments make a big difference.