Stowers London crafts an unlined blazer in cerulean open weave
A bespoke offering from the Savile Row tailor: a lightweight blazer in brilliant blue, cut without interlining and lined in deep burgundy silk.
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Stowers London has crafted a bespoke blazer in open weave cerulean that distils the essence of Savile Row tailoring: precision without pretension, lightness without compromise. The piece is constructed unlined, an approach that speaks to its purpose and to the skill required to execute it. Without the customary interlining, the fabric must do the work entirely, draping with an ease that only comes from understanding how cloth behaves.
The open weave gives the blazer a particular breathability, a quality that becomes essential in a jacket meant for genuine wear rather than formal restraint. Cut in a double breasted silhouette, it sits with the authority of traditional tailoring: shoulders squared, lapels precisely notched, buttons in mother of pearl tumbled down the cuffs in rows of three. The interior reveals a lining of deep burgundy silk, a detail that transforms the moment one removes the jacket, a private luxury that confirms the thoughtfulness of the making.
Bespoke tailoring at Stowers begins with conversation, measurement and the selection of cloth. Each piece is made to the individual, adjusted for the way a body moves and sits. This blazer, lightweight and unlined, becomes an extension of its wearer rather than an addition to them. Available through the Stowers bespoke service on Savile Row, London.
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