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Men's Shawl Lapel One Button Blazer, Casual Lightweight Tux Slim Fit Jacket, WhiteShawl collar

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Men's Shawl Lapel One Button Blazer, Casual Lightweight Tux Slim Fit Jacket, White

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A white single-breasted blazer with a rounded shawl collar, one-button front, and lightweight stretch cloth.

$44.85

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We cut this white dinner jacket with a continuous shawl collar that curves smoothly down to a single button closure. The polyester cloth is lightweight and woven with medium stretch for ease of movement. Shoulder and chest padding give the front a structured drape. It is sold on its own as a single jacket.

Curved shawl lapel

The lapel runs in one unbroken curve from the neck to the waist button. It draws a clean, traditional line across the chest without notch breaks.

One-button stance

A single button fastens the jacket at the natural waist. This lower closure shows more of your shirt front while keeping the jacket fastened.

Stretch polyester cloth

We selected a lightweight plain polyester cloth with medium stretch. The weave recovers well from movement and resists creasing through long evenings.

Dry clean care

Send this piece to a professional dry cleaner to preserve the shoulder pads and chest canvas. Store it on a broad hanger between wears.

The details

In the boxSingle piece
Jacket frontOne button
LapelShawl collar
CutRegular
Cloth100% Polyester
ColourWhite
PatternSolid
ClosureButton
StretchMedium Stretch
Cloth weightLightweight
CareDry Clean Only

The three lapel cuts across our tailoring

We cut three distinct lapel lines into our jackets across the catalogue. A notch carries a visible step. A peak angles upward toward the shoulder line. A shawl curves without a break. That front edge changes where a jacket sits, how the front hangs and how the chest reads.

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