Button Up Long Sleeve Blazer with Pocket | Dark Green / S 100100729047249

How to measure

Use a soft tape measure. Measure over light clothing or underwear, stand straight and breathe normally. You can take either body measurements (to choose a size) or garment measurements (to compare with a blazer you already own).

Body measurements — what to take

• Chest / Bust: Measure around the fullest part of your chest/bust, keeping the tape parallel to the floor. Take the measurement while wearing a bra similar to what you would wear with the blazer.
• Waist: Measure around the narrowest part of your waist (natural waist), keeping the tape comfortable, not tight.
• Hips: Measure around the fullest part of your hips (usually about 20 cm / 8" below the natural waist).
• Shoulder width: Measure across the back from the tip of one shoulder to the tip of the other (seam to seam if measuring a jacket you already have).
• Sleeve length: Two common methods — (A) from the shoulder seam to the wrist (for garment measurement), or (B) from the center back of the neck to the wrist via the shoulder (for overall arm length).
• Back / Jacket length: From the base of the neck (center back) straight down to where you want the blazer hem to sit.
• Bicep circumference: Measure around the fullest part of your upper arm if you expect to wear thicker layers underneath.

Garment measurements — how we measure this blazer

• Chest (armpit to armpit): Lay the blazer flat, buttoned, smooth out the fabric, measure straight across under the armholes, then multiply by 2 to get full chest circumference.
• Shoulder: Measure straight across the back from shoulder seam to shoulder seam.
• Sleeve length: From the shoulder seam to the end of the cuff, measured along the outside of the sleeve.
• Center back length: From the base of the collar (center back) to the hem.
• Hem width: Measure across the hem while laid flat and multiply by 2 for circumference.

Fit tips

• Compare your body measurements to the garment measurements and allow ease: close/fitted (+2–4 cm), regular (+6 cm), relaxed (+8–12 cm).
• If you’re between sizes and prefer layering, choose the larger size.
• Always measure a blazer you already own that fits the way you like and compare those flat measurements to this product’s garment measurements.
• 1 inch = 2.54 cm — keep units consistent when comparing sizes.

Materials & construction

Typical composition and construction details for a tailored long-sleeve blazer with pocket:

• Shell (outer fabric): Polyester/Viscose blend with a small percentage of Elastane for comfort and movement (example breakdown: ~70% polyester, ~25% viscose, ~5% elastane). This mix gives smooth drape, crease resistance and a tailored look.
• Lining: 100% polyester or rayon lining for easy on/off and reduced friction.
• Interfacing & structure: Fusible canvas or similar interfacing in the lapels and shoulder pads to maintain shape and a sharp silhouette.
• Details: Button front closure, functional front pockets (as named), reinforced seams, and tonal stitching. Buttons are typically resin or metal depending on finish.

If you need the exact fiber content for this specific blazer, please check the product technical details on the product page or the care label sewn inside the garment.

Model information

Reference to help with fit decisions:

• Model height: 177 cm / 5'10" (example)
• Model is wearing: Size S (EU 36) for a classic tailored fit
• Model measurements (example): Bust 82 cm • Waist 61 cm • Hips 89 cm

Fit note: This blazer is designed with a classic/regular silhouette. For a roomier, layered look choose one size up; for a closer, tailored fit choose your usual size.

Care guide (to keep it lovely longer)

Follow the garment care label first. Below are general care tips for structured blazers:

Daily care

• Hang the blazer on a shaped or wide-shoulder hanger after each wear to retain shoulder shape.
• Brush off lint or debris with a soft clothing brush or lint roller.
• Spot-treat small stains promptly with a damp cloth and mild detergent; test on an inconspicuous area first.

Washing & professional care

• Dry clean recommended for structured blazers or those with interfacing/shoulder pads to maintain shape and finish.
• If the label allows home washing: use a gentle cycle or hand wash in cold water, fasten buttons, turn inside out and place in a mesh bag. Use a mild detergent.
• Avoid tumble drying — reshape and air dry on a hanger away from direct heat or sunlight.

Ironing & steaming

• Steam to remove wrinkles and restore drape. Use a garment steamer or hang in a steamy bathroom.
• If ironing is necessary, use a low heat setting and a pressing cloth to protect fabric; avoid direct high heat on synthetic fibers.

Storage

• Store on a wide hanger to keep shoulders. Avoid wire hangers.
• Use breathable garment bags for longer storage; avoid plastic covers which can trap moisture.
• Air garments occasionally and have heavy alterations or repairs done by a professional tailor.

Style tips

Ideas to wear this blazer for different occasions and silhouettes:

• Office / Smart: Pair with matching tailored trousers or a pencil skirt and a silk blouse. Add pointed-toe pumps and a slim leather bag for a polished look.
• Casual: Throw over a white tee and high-rise jeans with loafers or clean white sneakers. Roll the sleeves slightly for an effortless feel.
• Evening: Layer over a slip dress or silk cami and tailored leather trousers. Add statement jewelry and heels to elevate the outfit.
• Layering: Wear over a lightweight knit or thin turtleneck. For colder months, the blazer fits neatly under a long wool coat.
• Accenting the waist: Belt the blazer to create an hourglass silhouette—ideal for a modern, feminine twist.
• Color pairings: Neutral blazers pair with denim, black or beige bottoms; a navy blazer works well with white, camel or soft pastels.
• Body-shape tips: Petite — choose a shorter length or sized-down shoulders; Tall — the long sleeve/blazer length will balance proportions; Curvy — single-breasted, single-button or slightly nipped waist flatters most figures.

Small details—like a pocket square, brooch or silk scarf—can personalize the blazer and adapt it to different events instantly.