Origin: Germany







70s Vintage (mint condition)



Tag: D 38 F/B 40 GB 12 I 44 NL 38




Fabric: Tweed



Composition: 45% Polyacryl 35% Polyester 15% Wolle 5% Sonstige Fasem



Measurements (cm)

Chest: 52

Length: 73

Shoulder: 44

Sleeve: 60

SKU: 004441

This structured, tailored plaid blazer blends vintage menswear influences with modern unisex appeal. Designed with a slightly oversized fit, it follows a classic single-breasted construction with four front buttons and notched lapels. The design balances traditional craftsmanship with contemporary versatility, making it a timeless yet relevant wardrobe staple. It is constructed using either a full-canvas or fused method with structured interfacing to ensure durability and shape retention. The set-in sleeve construction provides a sharp, defined shoulder fit. The fabric features a tweed base interwoven with a windowpane check overlay, likely woven on a dobby or jacquard loom for precise patterning. Made from a wool-blend fabric with a smooth synthetic lining of either polyester or viscose, the material offers insulation, breathability, and comfort. With a mid-weight fabric of approximately 300-400 GSM, the blazer is suitable for transitional seasons. The composition is a wool blended with synthetic fibers, offering natural water resistance and durability. Key construction techniques include full lining with an inner facing to maintain structure, precise plaid pattern matching along seams and the front closure, and interfaced lapels for crispness and shape retention. The blazer has a slightly oversized, structured fit with a boxy silhouette. It features a multi-panel construction with a center-back seam and shaping seams such as princess darts for a contoured yet relaxed look. The classic notch lapel is reinforced with interfacing for added sharpness. The long, set-in sleeves incorporate light padding at the shoulders for a structured appearance, and functional buttoned cuffs enhance traditional detailing. The seams are double-stitched or overlocked for durability, with plaid patterns carefully aligned at seam junctions. Reinforced technical features include lightly padded shoulders, a vented back panel for ease of movement, and a fully lined interior for comfort and longevity. The structured hem and sleeve cuffs contribute to a polished overall aesthetic. Given the need for precise pattern alignment across seams, button plackets, and lapels, the construction demands a high level of skill, making this blazer a complex yet refined garment. Interior seams are bias-bound or serged, potentially finished with piping along key areas such as the inside pocket. The plaid pattern closely resembles the Glen check, also known as the Glen Urquhart check, with a subtle red windowpane overlay that enhances its layered visual effect. The base pattern consists of a broken twill weave featuring alternating dark and light checks in black, blue, cream, and yellow tones. While this pattern takes influence from classic Scottish tartans such as Mackenzie, Dress Gordon, or Hunting Stewart, it remains distinct from traditional tartans. The structured tailoring of the blazer conveys confidence and authority, while the plaid pattern evokes a sense of tradition, academia, and British heritage fashion. The design draws inspiration from 1970s Savile Row craftsmanship and Ivy League menswear, channeling elements of vintage hunting and equestrian jackets while blending heritage aesthetics with contemporary wearability. The tweed weave, historically associated with Scottish aristocracy in the 19th century, became popular in mid-20th-century Ivy League and business casual attire. With the resurgence of vintage-inspired tailoring and gender-fluid fashion, this piece aligns with current trends, echoing the oversized blazer silhouettes seen in brands like Balenciaga and Ralph Lauren. The muted yet intricate color scheme strikes a balance between casual sophistication and formal versatility, making it adaptable for a range of styling approaches. This plaid blazer exemplifies expert craftsmanship, featuring high-quality fabric, precision in pattern alignment, reinforced lapels, and structured shoulders. Its classic yet modern silhouette ensures versatility, appealing to those who appreciate traditional tailoring with heritage influences. The combination of historical significance, intricate pattern complexity, and skilled construction techniques positions this blazer as a high-value garment in both classic and contemporary fashion.