Blazers that work for you

A blazer should make everyday dressing easier, not more complicated. In this collection the focus is on clean lines, calm design and a fit that gives your body room to move while still following your shape. The colour palette is kept in simple, muted tones you can return to again and again, whether you are going to the office, out for dinner or dressing for the weekend.

If you want a sharp and coordinated look, you can combine your blazer with other tailored styles for every occasion and create a set you can use for everything from meetings to events. On days where you prefer a more relaxed feel, the blazer works just as well worn open over a T-shirt and a pair of jeans for a casual blazer look.

The fit is usually straight or slightly relaxed, so you can move freely without the blazer losing its shape. This gives a calm, Scandinavian expression that is easy to style across your wardrobe.

From office to weekend with small changes

The same blazer can quickly change mood depending on what you style it with. For work, you can choose a simple shirt, as the collection is designed to pair well with classic shirts to style under your blazer, giving you a calm, professional look without spending too much time deciding what to wear.

When the workday is over, you can swap the shirt for a soft T-shirt or a ribbed top. Clean and simple simple tops for layering with blazers are ideal here, because they allow the blazer to stay in focus. For dinner or an evening out, you can wear the blazer open, add a piece of jewellery and perhaps roll up the sleeves slightly for a more relaxed feel.

Even small adjustments, such as changing tailored trousers for dark denim or swapping sneakers for boots, can make the blazer feel new in your wardrobe, even when you reach for it often.

A blazer as a core piece in your wardrobe

When cut and colour are simple, a blazer quickly becomes one of the pieces you reach for again and again. It works well with dresses, skirts and classic classic pants to match your blazer, so you can build multiple outfits around the same jacket.

For everyday wear, you can let the blazer be the structured element in a more relaxed look with sneakers and denim. On more formal days, you can style it with tailored trousers and a neutral top to create a calm, refined silhouette. When you have a blazer that fits well across the shoulders and falls straight, the rest of the outfit does not need to be complicated.

If you like to refresh your wardrobe regularly without starting from scratch, you can keep the blazer as a constant and then add selected new arrivals in plus-size fashion that work with the pieces you already own.

How to find a blazer that feels right

When you choose a blazer, it helps to think about how you will realistically wear it. If you often wear jeans, you can start with a style in a neutral colour that looks good both open and closed and pairs easily with your favourite jeans for a casual blazer look.

If your days are more office based with frequent meetings, you may want to buy the blazer together with matching trousers or other tailored styles for every occasion, so you have a coordinated set ready when you need it.

Think also about what you usually wear under your blazer, whether you prefer shirts or jersey tops. This makes it easier to choose the right size and shape, with room for both a shirt and a slightly thicker top from the range of simple tops for layering with blazers. This way you end up with a blazer that not only looks good on the hanger but is something you actually want to wear again and again.