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Fitzgerald Blazer

Item# 760M

$ 598.00

$ 418.60

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Our Fitzgerald blazer is defined by narrow lapels and higher armholes for a trimmer fit. Made from pure wool woven in Italy. Features silver buttons, 3/16 top stitching on lapels and interior piping details. Half-canvas construction. Two-button. Center vent. Dry clean. Imported.

  • Color: Black
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Description & features

Our Fitzgerald blazer is defined by narrow lapels and higher armholes for a trimmer fit. Made from pure wool woven in Italy. Features silver buttons, 3/16 top stitching on lapels and interior piping details. Half-canvas construction. Two-button. Center vent. Dry clean. Imported.

Item# 760M
 
Rated 4 out of 5 by 12 reviewers.
Rated 3 out of 5 by buttons with logo Please note that the buttons have a 3D golden fleece logo. The available pictures do not show this and unfortunately the logo is quite prominent. Debating whether it is worth having them replaced or simply return this item asap. April 26, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by Worst purchase at Brooks Jacket was purchased from main store in NYC. Measurments were taken but the jacket arrived untouched. Purchased for a trip but had to leave it behind with a local tailor to complete the job. September 26, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by Great Looking Coat, Light Weight, Very Happy One of the things I really like is that the back of the coat is only partially lined. This makes it more breathable. I get hot easily, so this makes a big difference to me. Coat fit great off the rack. Looks really nice. I like the buttons, kind of an aged silver color. The coat appears to be very well made with good initial quality. I've worn it once to a job interview and felt very confident in it. This is my 2nd blazer from BB. The first lost a battle to moths and my expanding waste line. Otherwise, I loved it which is why I went back to BB for its replacement. They make great stuff. August 17, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by All around It fits great with a modern slim-type twist that can work with pretty much everything. Lighter material that can allow to wear it even in hot weather. A must have April 29, 2011
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is this a wool/synthetic blend?
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pretty sure this is just semantics. i have the blazer - it's 100% wool, partially lined so very light weight - great for summer.
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This blazer is made of a 3 ply fabric, 100% wool. This allows for the fabric to maintain its bounce and be more wrinkle resistant.
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As of this writing (9/27/2012) the Fitzgerald Blazer (Item # 760M) is half-canvassed. This is also listed in the product description.
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As of this writing (9/27/2012) the Fitzgerald Blazer (Item # 760M) is half-canvassed.
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yes full canvas construction, as noted in the product description

it's very lightweight, great for summer heat
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Yes it is, but keep in mind that the backside it not lined at all except a tiny area on the vent. I think the sleeves are lined and some chest.
2 years, 4 months ago
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I think you are talking about the sleeve buttonholes. They are unattached so your tailor can adjust the sleeve length and make them functional. Usually very expensive jackets have this feature, and the last button is left undone.
2 years, 5 months ago
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did you mean sleeve buttons? not sure about lapel buttons. the blazer's sleeve buttons can be made "functional" in the sense that you can unbutton them to roll up the sleeves of the blazer - not a traditional look but some like it
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the sleeve buttons are unattached so your tailor can alter the sleeve length if necessary, then attach the buttons.
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I believe this balzer is made from Loro Piana wool that is Super 100's or better.
2 years, 5 months ago
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As of this writing (9/27/2012) the Fitzgerald Blazer (Item # 760M) is constructed in Thailand with wool made in Italy.
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As of this writing (9/27/2012) the Fitzgerald Blazer (Item # 760M) is constructed in Thailand. The wool fabric is made in Italy. This is stated inside the blazer on the tags.
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The one I bought a bit more than a year ago was made in the US.
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Hello Morning Star,

This is a wool blazer with a full canvas construction.

Thank you for contacting us.

Have a great day!
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There are no substitute buttons for this specific navy blazer.
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