windowpane burgundy blazer jacket

The pattern in the picture is known as the windowpane pattern, defined by two perpendicular lines that form a visual effect similar to traditional windows. This pattern is recognizable by 1) being the easiest square pattern to use and match (there are only two thin lines of the same colour that intersect each other and the bottom is a solid colour), 2) being visually flattering to all builds (thickens leaner silhouettes and slims down wider ones). What I just did was share the universal doctrine on this pattern with you. Now, I suggest you focus on this model by DIELMAR: a blazer made of LORO PIANA's 70% fine wool, 15% linen, 15% silk, two buttons, two rear vents and real buttonholes. As all this sofisticaded details wouldn't be enough, the beautiul burgundy tone is absolutely beautiful

We invite you to send us an email stating the desired length for the jacket sleeves (see step 3 in "CHECK MEASUREMENTS") in order to receive the article with your exact measurements. The alterations will be carried out by professionals of the brand, in the same place where the coats are made (exchanges or returns of coats that have been altered at the client's request are not accepted)

Note: David (1,73m, 68kg) and João (1,83m, 69kg) are both wearing a size 48 blazer