Finn | Men's Cardigan Blazer Stand Collar Button Jacket

A structured blazer cut with a stand collar, five-button front closure, and chest welt pocket. The shoulders are shaped, the body tapers through the waist, and the length sits just below the hip. Two flap pockets at the lower front and a single back vent complete the silhouette. Available in gray, blue, and yellow.

Why You'll Love It

• Stand collar adds modern refinement The band collar creates a sleek, contemporary profile that works buttoned up or layered over a shirt, giving you flexibility for different formality levels without needing a tie.
• Shaped construction flatters the frame Darting through the back and side seams creates definition at the waist while leaving room through the chest and shoulders, so the blazer follows your natural proportions instead of hanging loose.
• Functional pockets keep essentials close Two deep lower pockets and a chest welt pocket give you practical storage for phone, wallet, and keys without adding bulk or disrupting the clean lines.

Perfect For

Smart-casual office days, client meetings, weekend dinners, and travel. Pair with chinos and a striped shirt for business-casual settings, or wear unbuttoned over a T-shirt and jeans for relaxed evenings. The stand collar works equally well open or closed, adapting to the occasion.

Care Instructions

• Follow the care label sewn inside
• Hang on a shaped hanger to maintain the shoulders
• Steam gently to release wrinkles without flattening the structure
• Store in a breathable garment bag when not in regular rotation

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the collar sit compared to a traditional blazer?
The stand collar rises about 3 cm and sits close to the neck, without the fold-over lapels of a notched or peak lapel blazer. It fastens with a hook-and-eye closure at the top, creating a streamlined front when fully buttoned.

Can this be worn casually or is it strictly formal?
The structured fit and button front give it blazer-level polish, but the stand collar and single vent keep it more versatile than a suit jacket. It works for business-casual settings and dresses down easily with casual trousers or dark jeans.

What distinguishes the three colour options?
Gray is a neutral charcoal that pairs with nearly any shirt colour. Blue is a muted slate tone that works well with whites and earth tones. Yellow is a warm tan or ochre shade that adds contrast to darker trousers.