SYLVIA | Soft blazer for jeans or a tee
SYLVIA | Soft blazer for jeans or a tee
I wore it over a tee shirt and it still looked deliberate.
A blazer over a tee shirt is either the easiest outfit in the world or a slightly sad attempt at one, and the difference is entirely in the jacket. A stiff office blazer makes the tee look underdressed. Sylvia is cut softly enough that the two belong together, which is why it gets worn on days you had no plan.
The cut is tailored but relaxed, shaping the body without the rigid construction that makes a jacket read as workwear. It is easy to move in, so it stays on rather than being shrugged off at the first opportunity. Seven colors, several of them light, which is unusual for a blazer and part of why it does not default to office.
Why women our age keep coming back to it
- It works over a tee. Soft tailoring rather than rigid construction is what stops the tee looking underdressed beneath it.
- Comfortable enough to keep on. There is give through the shoulders, so it does not become the thing you take off at lunch.
- Office or not, as you choose. The same jacket reads professional over a blouse and casual over a tee.
- Seven colors. Black, White, Red, Yellow, Blue, Pink and Beige, in S through 3XL.
Buy more, save more
- Buy 2, save an extra 10%
- Buy 3, save an extra 15%
- Buy 4, save an extra 20%
The discount is applied automatically at checkout.
How it fits
Sylvia comes in S through 3XL with a tailored but relaxed cut. It is designed to be worn open, so the shoulder and sleeve matter more than the bust. If you are between two sizes, take the larger one. You have thirty days to try it at home.
30 days to change your mind
If it does not find its place in your closet, send it back within 30 days for a full refund. No restocking fee, no questions.
A few recent reviews
No shoulder pads and no stiffness. It feels like a cardigan and looks like a blazer. Imogene T., Tempe
The yellow is soft and buttery, not neon. I was relieved. Georgette R., Gilbert
Bought black for work and beige for weekends. Both earn their place. Nadine C., Mesa