The Navy Blazer: Every Gentleman’s Wardrobe Power Move
It's not just a navy blazer — it's the anchor that lets the rest of your outfit dance. Whether you're dressed for the boardroom or a rooftop Negroni, the club jacket gets it done. Every gentleman needs one. Or three.
The Navy Blazer: A Gentleman's Swiss Army Knife
Let’s get one thing out of the way. It’s not just a navy blazer. It’s a club jacket. A cornerstone. A quiet warrior in your wardrobe that never raises its voice, but always gets the job done.
I forgot how much I love this piece. And how versatile it is.
Today, I styled mine with a pink shirt, striped tie, lightweight light blue trousers, and a pocket square that looks like it just came back from a jungle rave. It works. Not because the pieces match perfectly, but because the jacket grounds it all.
You can go formal. Grey flannels, white shirt, black knit tie. Add a lapel pin, shine your shoes. Done. You look like you mean business.
Or go full sprezz. Turtleneck. Faded jeans. Suede loafers. Pocket square? Maybe. Maybe not. The jacket still holds the line.
This thing is a workhorse. I own three. All navy. Different weights, slightly different cuts. I’m planning to grow the family.
Why? Because no matter how wild your tie, or how loud your square, or how casual your pants—the club blazer holds it together.
It’s structure. It’s confidence. It’s a uniform without being a uniform.
Call it a navy blazer, club jacket, whatever you want. Just make sure you have one. Or three.
