Plus Size Buttoned Lapel Collar Long Sleeve Blazer | Black / 1XL 100100271602281

Overview

A polished, curve-friendly blazer designed to balance structure and comfort. The lapel collar and single-button front give a modern, professional silhouette while long sleeves and thoughtful tailoring make it easy to layer over blouses, tees or lightweight knits. Ideal as a wardrobe staple for work, meetings and dressed-up weekends — it reads confident and composed without feeling restrictive.

Fabric advantages — pros & cons

About the materials

This blazer is made from a predominantly synthetic woven with a small proportion of a high-elasticity fiber blended in for recovery and comfort. The main fiber is a polyester-based yarn — a manufactured polymer known for strength, abrasion resistance and excellent dye uptake. The stretch component (commonly marketed under names like spandex, elastane or Lycra) is a flexible synthetic polymer added to provide stretch and quick recovery so seams and hems return to shape after movement.

Practical notes: the polyester base provides structure; the stretch fiber prevents pulling across the bust and allows for easier sitting and arm movement. From a sustainability perspective, conventional polyester is derived from petroleum and can release microfibers during washing; using low-temperature washes, laundry bags, or a microfiber filter reduces shedding. Recycled polyester exists and offers a lower-impact alternative — check product tags if a recycled content option is important to you.

How to measure — body and garment (step‑by‑step)

Measure yourself in light clothing or underwear, standing straight but relaxed. Use a soft tape measure and keep it level.

1. Bust/Chest: Wrap the tape around the fullest part of your bust, across shoulder blades and under arms. Breathe normally and keep the tape snug but not tight.
2. Waist: Measure at the narrowest point of your torso (natural waist) or where you prefer the jacket to sit if you plan to belt it.
3. Hips: Measure around the fullest part of your hips and seat.
4. Shoulder width: Measure from the outer edge of one shoulder to the other across the back where the shoulder seams would sit.
5. Sleeve length: Measure from the shoulder point (where a well-fitting shoulder seam would sit) down the arm to the wrist bone, with the elbow slightly bent.
6. Jacket length: Measure from the high point of shoulder (next to the neck) down to the hemline where you want the blazer to finish.

To measure an existing blazer for comparison, lay it flat and measure across the front or back: chest across from underarm seam to underarm seam (then double that number), shoulder seam to seam, shoulder seam to cuff for sleeve length, and high shoulder point to hem for jacket length.

Choosing the right fit

Compare your body measurements to the garment measurements listed on the product page. Allow for wearing ease depending on the look you want:

• Fitted look: minimal extra room — choose a size with a small amount of negative/close ease.
• Classic office fit: moderate ease so you can layer a blouse or thin sweater underneath.
• Layered/relaxed fit: choose a size with extra room if you’ll wear bulky knits under the blazer.

Pay attention to shoulder fit first — a blazer that fits at the shoulders will drape best. If you’re between sizes and usually layer, sizing up is recommended for comfort and mobility.

Model & photography notes (how to read the images)

Product images typically show how the blazer falls over a plus-size body and how the shoulders, sleeve length and hemline sit when worn without heavy layering. Use the photos to check where the hem hits (high hip versus mid-hip) and whether the front closes smoothly across the bust. If the model's pose creates tension around closure buttons, consider a size with a bit more ease.

Color information & how to combine this blazer

This style works beautifully in neutrals and deeper tones — black, navy, charcoal, taupe or olive all translate into very versatile building blocks. Here are quick pairing ideas:

• Black: Monochrome tailored trousers for the office; add a pop of color via a silk scarf or bright blouse.
• Navy: Pair with cream blouses and tan accessories for a softer business look.
• Camel or warm neutrals: Looks great with off‑white knits and denim for smart-casual weekends.
• Muted colorways: Layer over prints (stripes, small florals) or tonal separates for depth without overwhelming the silhouette.

Mix textures — matte trousers, satin blouses, knitwear — to keep an outfit interesting while maintaining a refined look.

Style & occasions

The lapel collar and single-button closure give a clean, modern profile that sits between classic suiting and contemporary outerwear. Wear it for:

• Office and client meetings — pairs with trousers or pencil skirts.
• Evening or events — layer over a slip dress or satin camisole.
• Casual weekend — throw it on over a tee and high-rise jeans for an elevated casual outfit.

Season suitability

Midweight construction makes this blazer most comfortable for spring and fall. It also works well indoors year-round — add layering pieces (light knit, long-sleeve tee or thin sweater) for cooler winter days and remove layers in warmer weather. Avoid hot, humid outdoor conditions for full-day wear if breathability is a priority.

Care tips & fit notes

• Turn the blazer inside out before washing to protect the outer face and any trims.
• Use a gentle cycle and a mild detergent; avoid fabric softeners that can reduce stretch recovery over time.
• Remove promptly from the washer and reshape while damp to maintain smooth lines; hang on a sturdy, shaped hanger to preserve shoulder shape.
• Use a steamer to smooth wrinkles — steam is gentler than direct high-temperature ironing.
• If pills form, remove them with a fabric shaver or pill comb on a low setting.
• Sleeve length and shoulder fit are the most important fit checks — alterations there will have the biggest effect on overall appearance.

Care guide — keep it looking lovely longer

1. Spot-clean spills right away with a soft cloth and mild detergent; dab — don’t rub hard.
2. Wash only as needed; refreshing with a steamer between wears reduces the need for wash cycles.
3. When laundering, zip or button any closures and place the blazer in a mesh wash bag to limit abrasion.
4. Avoid high dryer heat; air-dry on a shaped hanger or lay flat to avoid shoulder distortion.
5. Iron on low heat and always from the wrong side with a pressing cloth if necessary; better: use steam to avoid direct contact.
6. Store on wide, supportive hangers and rotate with other jackets to reduce wear on the shoulders. For long-term storage, use breathable garment bags to prevent dust buildup and allow airflow.

Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

Is this blazer stretchy?

Yes — a small stretch component gives the fabric some give for comfort and movement, while still returning to shape.

Will it shrink?

These synthetic blends are less prone to major shrinkage than natural fibers, but high heat can affect shape and elasticity. Follow low-heat and gentle-care practices for best results.

Can it be dry cleaned?

Dry cleaning is safe and can be used for a deeper clean or to refresh structure, especially if the blazer has construction details or trims. For everyday maintenance, gentle laundering and steaming are usually sufficient.

How should the blazer fit at the shoulders?

The shoulder seam should sit at the natural shoulder edge. If the seam sits past that point it will look oversized; if it sits too far in it will restrict movement.

Can this blazer be altered?

Yes — typical alterations include sleeve shortening, taking in side seams and adjusting hems. Because of stretch, some tailoring is easier when performed by an experienced tailor who works with synthetics.

How do I prevent pilling and static?

Wash inside out on gentle cycles, avoid over-drying, use an anti-static spray if needed and remove pills with a small fabric shaver. Washing with similar smooth fabrics reduces abrasion.

Style tips — outfit ideas

• Office: Crisp white blouse, tapered trousers, low block heels — add a slim leather belt to define the waist.
• Casual: Crewneck tee, high-rise mom jeans, white sneakers — roll the cuffs of the blazer sleeves for a relaxed vibe.
• Evening out: Satin camisole, tailored black pants or pencil skirt, statement earrings and heeled booties.
• Trans-seasonal: Layer over a thin turtleneck and under a wool coat for cold days — the blazer adds a polished mid-layer.
• Accenting shape: Add a wide belt over the blazer to create a defined waist and a fashionable silhouette.

Thoughtfully designed to be an everyday go‑to, this blazer pairs ease with polish. Check your measurements against the garment sizing on the product page and choose the fit that best supports your usual layering needs. Enjoy a versatile piece that upgrades looks from boardroom to brunch.