Boss Single Breasted Blazer - Black

The blazer is crafted from 100% virgin wool for the main fabric, with a lining of 65% viscose and 35% polyester, and the sleeve lining is 100% viscose.

This blazer requires gentle chemical dry cleaning only. Please refer to the garment's care label for precise instructions and do not machine wash, tumble dry, or bleach it.

While its primary design is for formal and business occasions, it can be styled in a smart casual manner (e.g., over a fine knit or with dark chinos). However, its premium formal aesthetic shines brightest in more traditional settings.

Yes, in addition to the two flap pockets and a welt pocket on the chest, there are additional jetted pockets on the viscose-lined interior for extra storage.

It is perfectly suited for a range of formal occasions including business meetings, office wear, weddings, dinner dates, and other professional or celebratory events.

Virgin wool is wool that has not been processed or recycled, meaning its fibers are in their purest and strongest form. This results in a softer texture, excellent breathability, natural wrinkle resistance, and enhanced durability for long-lasting wear.

Info needed: While this specific guide focuses on the black variant, similar Boss Single Breasted Blazer styles may be available in other colors like blue or grey. Please check the product page or retailer for current availability.

Hang the blazer on a padded hanger in a steamy bathroom for a short period, or use a hand steamer at a safe distance. For stubborn wrinkles, professional dry cleaning and pressing is recommended. Do not iron directly without a pressing cloth or professional knowledge.

Immediately dab the stain gently with a clean, dry cloth to absorb excess. For liquid stains, use a slightly damp cloth with cold water. Avoid rubbing. For oil-based stains or larger marks, take it to a professional dry cleaner as soon as possible and point out the stain.

This can sometimes happen if the blazer is pulled off roughly. Gently smooth the lining from the inside by hand. If it persists, a professional dry cleaner or tailor may be able to re-align or secure it.

Reinforce loose buttons by hand-sewing them more securely. Use a strong thread and ensure a small "shank" is created for the button to sit slightly away from the fabric, preventing strain. If a button is missing, use a spare button if provided, or source a similar one and have it professionally attached.