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Stephanie Blazer in Camel Virgin Wool Crepe

$2,670

Stephanie Blazer in Camel Virgin Wool Crepe

$2,670

Product Details

The Stephanie Blazer in Camel Virgin Wool Crepe reinterprets the house's double-breasted Angela silhouette with a stronger, prouder shoulder. The sharply tailored jacket has a waist defined by back seaming, and pairs with the Rhein pant for a matching camel women's suit.

Woven from 100% virgin wool crepe at an Italian mill working in fine textiles since 1974, the cloth holds structure while moving cleanly with the body. Construction takes place at a family-owned atelier founded in 1957, run today by the founder's daughter and her husband.

Details:

  • 100% Virgin Wool
  • Double-breasted closure
  • Dual Lapels
  • Dual pockets
  • Waist-accentuating back seams
  • Structured, reinforced shoulder
  • Made in Italy at a family-owned atelier

Size and Fit: Straight fit, true to size. Italian sizing 36 to 48. The model is 5'11" and wears a size S.

Styling Notes: Pairs with the Rhein flare pant in matching camel virgin wool crepe, or with knitwear and denim.

Care & Longevity: Dry clean only. Store on a structured hanger to hold the shoulder line and steam lightly to refresh between wears.

Sustainable Materials

The Stephanie Blazer in sportwear wool suiting is an update to our classic double-breasted Angela silhouette. In this version, we added a stronger, prouder shoulder pad, while staying true to the timeless elegance of this silhouette. This season it pairs to create a suit with the Rhein pant.

Details:



  • 100% Wool.


Wool is a renewable fiber; one sheep can produce 4-5 pounds of wool per year. Wool provides warmth by trapping heat, while simultaneously transporting moisture away from the body so skin stays dry and comfortable. It is naturally antimicrobial, so it resists odors and rarely needs washing. Its exceptional durability allows for long garment lifespan, and it can biodegrade when disposed into right soil conditions.


Since 1974 this mill has made efforts to conserve water in luxury textile production. They comply with the standards of the following third-party certification:

Textile and Health Association - Member


This garment was produced at a family-owned Italian factory. It was initially founded in 1957 as a traditional tailor shop, transitioning to become a factory in 1985. Today it is run by the founder’s daughter and her husband.

Sustainability is luxury - it shouldn't be two competing concepts.

– Gabriela Hearst
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