Black tailoring can tip into looking severe, especially in heavy fabric. Lightweight faux suede softens the effect while keeping the line clean and sharp. It's the fastest way to make jeans look deliberate, and it moves straight from a meeting into the evening.
Specification:
100% Premium Faux Suede.
Lightweight.
Internal fully lined with soft polyester.
Wide lapel collar.
Single button closure.
Open hem with button cuffs.
Two outside flap and one inside pockets.
Available in black color.
SKU:
Women's Black Faux Suede Notch Lapel Blazer
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Laird Kaplan, United States
Great customer service
Great customer service. Nice lightweight jacket.
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Man Cheung, United States
Honest company with real leather
Honest company with real leather. True description.
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Cyn, United States
Excellent
The shipping was fast, no delays whatsoever. Jacket fits good, in 5'5 154 lbs for reference. Wish it was a bit more tapered going down the waist, other than that I have no complaints.
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Tami Rivera, United States
Very high-quality jacket
Very high-quality jacket. My husband loves it. He gets tons of compliments on it. We would buy again.
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Adrian, United States
Fast shipping
Fast shipping. Once arrived was well packed with liner. Quality item stitching and oozes quality comparable to jackets costing much more. I have blue and off white jackets and I love them. Thank you decrum
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PaulyC, United States
Decrum is doing is right!
Jacket fit perfectly. Super nice quality, receiving tons of compliments. Looks great, feels great. Ordering was a breeze, shipping was blazing fast, considering it was international. Will buy more!
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Henry Ogonowski, United States
The jacket was delivered promptly
The jacket was delivered promptly. It was very well constructed. It was a little tight do I had to exchange it for the next larger size. I am very happy with my purchase.
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Jerry Marrs, United States
Hey everyone
Hey everyone. I've found the most well made and beautiful leather jackets at Decrum and I'm so happy with everything I've purchased from them. You won't go wrong if you give Decrum a try.
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Customer Reviews
Overall rating: 4.9 / 5 from 20 reviews.
Here's how mine gets used. Weekday mornings I throw it over a crewneck sweater for my commute on the bus. AirPods go in the inside pocket, transit pass in the left flap. At my desk it stays on because our AC is brutal. Weekends it pairs with denim and white sneakers for errands. Rainy days I leave it home; light drizzle is fine but I'd rather not push it. It packs flat in a carry-on, so it came along to Seattle and Denver this fall. Spot cleaning with a slightly damp cloth handled a coffee splash.
Years of grabbing a navy cardi for the office left me bored stiff. Wanted something sharper that wouldn't mean dry cleaning bills. Spotted this, clicked buy, parcel landed four days later. Jet black shade, plush feel, big lapels, a single closure, flapped pockets. Now it's my default desk layer and goes with practically anything in my wardrobe. Chuffed.
On the fence because of an Instagram ad? Here's my two pennies: get the black. It looks far more expensive than the photos suggest, mostly because the matte finish soaks up light. Dress it up with tailored trousers and heels, or down with a striped tee and trainers. Give it a gentle brush now and then and it stays looking new.
You look like you run the place, said the lady at the bakery counter, which made my Tuesday. She was right, it's that sort of blazer. The black is rich and soft-looking, the lapels are wide, and the one button pulls everything in neatly. I wear it pretty much every day for work and for the school gates, where it's now been admired by two other mums. The bakery, by the way, does an excellent cheese scone, slightly off-topic. Only reason for four: the flap pockets are a touch shallow for my phone, so it goes in the inside one. Otherwise lovely, and it shrugs off a light shower.
Got this for my wife's birthday, and she pointed out each detail like a tour guide. Up near her collarbone sit broad notched revers that never curl. Lower down, a lone fastener closes around her middle. At each wrist, tiny buttons echo it. Twin flaps cover outer pockets, with another tucked inside. The nap is dense, ink-dark, velvety. Book club ladies approved, and our pastor's wife asked who'd picked it.
Fellas buying for a partner: if she lives in black and wants something polished but not stuffy, this is a safe bet. I gave it to my girlfriend for her promotion. Style tip from her: wear it open over a fitted knit and let the wide lapels do the talking, then fasten the single button only when standing for photos. Care tip, also hers: a soft brush in one direction after each wear keeps the nap neat, and it lives on a padded hanger. She takes it to the office three days a week and to dinners on weekends, often with sneakers.
Two months in, and this blazer has become part of my routine. I'd never owned anything like it before, I was a cardigan person through and through. What's held up: the black hasn't faded at all, despite a lot of sunny afternoons on my porch in Phoenix (it was scorching the day I first wore it, which was silly of me, I took it off within ten minutes). The single button is still tight, the flap pockets keep their shape, and the nap looks even. What I'd tweak: one more inside pocket. There's only one, and I'd like a second for my car key so the flap pockets stay flat. That's why four, not five. Side note, my neighbor's cat has decided it loves sleeping on it whenever I leave it on the patio chair, so a lint brush is now my best friend. Still, I reach for it most weekdays.
Never once had I owned anything in faux suede before this so I wasn't sure what to expect but it turned up soft and quite light and the black is that lovely deep velvety kind that doesn't look cheap, and I've been wearing it over a striped Breton top with jeans on weekends and over a black polo neck for work, and the wide lapels make it feel a bit special while the single button keeps it simple, and honestly I keep finding excuses to put it on
Ten out of ten, my new favorite piece. My first blazer that isn't stiff wool or cheap poly. Why it works: the black faux suede has a soft, low-sheen surface that reads luxe. The wide lapel frames the face, and one button keeps the front clean. The cuffs fasten with small buttons, a nice tailored detail. It weighs almost nothing. Where it's been: Monday client presentations, a Friday date night with a red lip and jeans, and a cross-country flight where it stayed wrinkle-free in the overhead bin.
Black. Matte. Wide lapels. One button. Flap pockets, two. Inside pocket, one. Cuffs button up. Weighs next to nothing. Doesn't crease in a suitcase. Wore it to three meetings in Manchester this week. Looks sharp every time. Brushes clean. Job done. Ordering in another colour if one appears. Busy women, this is your blazer.
question i had before clicking order: can faux suede ever look classy, or does it scream costume party? verdict a month later, classy. never tried this fabric before so honestly no clue going in. colour is a true inky black, zero weird sheen. lapels are huge in a cool 70s way, and that one button nips in nicely. flaps on the pockets arent fake either, car key lives in one. wore it to an interview last week and got hired lol not saying its related but
Big day: my best friend's gallery opening in Austin. Wore the blazer over a white tank and black jeans with gold hoops. Inside, under spotlights, the suede-look black stayed deep instead of washing out. Buttoned it once for photos, left it open the rest of the night. Spilled a little wine on the cuff, dabbed it off. First blazer I've owned. Won't be the last.
wife's been after a smart blazer for work for ages, kept saying everything in the shops was either shiny or itchy. saw this, black faux suede, thought thats neither. ordered it on a sunday night, turned up wednesday in a decent box. she tried it on before id even taken my coat off. the lapels are wide which she said is the in thing, one button, little buttons on the cuffs. she wears it 3 days a week now to the office in Reading and once to a wedding over a green dress. soft as anything and she says its warmer then it looks. cracking present
Polyester crepe from a department store was what my old black blazer was made of, and it shone at the elbows within one season. This faux suede one is a different animal. The matte nap absorbs light instead of bouncing it back, so it looks expensive in photos and under office lights. It's my second Decrum purchase after a cropped moto in brown, and stylistically it's the polished counterpart: wide lapels and a single button rather than zips and snaps. The inside pocket is placed well for a phone. Button cuffs mean I can fold sleeves back a turn on warm days.
Arrived promptly and looks far more expensive than it was. The black is deep and even and the lapels hold their shape nicely. I've had two colleagues ask where it's from. Light enough for the commute and smart enough for meetings.
Ordered this for my wife who had been hunting for a blazer that wasn't heavy wool. She says it's perfect for the in between weather we get here. She's worn it to work three days running. Delivery was quicker than the estimate.
Monday through Friday it hangs on my office chair. Badge clipped to the inside pocket, lip balm and a folded receipt in one flap pocket, nothing in the other so the line stays clean. Over a fitted tee with trousers, or a slip dress after work. Rain? Hasn't troubled it beyond a quick pat. Never owned a blazer before; now I own one I actually wear.
Bought this for work and ended up wearing it everywhere else too. It sharpens up jeans and a plain top instantly. Nothing heavy about it so I keep it on all day at my desk without thinking. The flap pockets sit flat rather than sticking out.
Blazer shape with none of the stiffness, which is exactly what I hoped for. The wide lapels give it presence and the single button keeps the front clean. I've worn it over a dress for an evening out and with jeans on a Saturday. Fabric is soft and the finish is matte.
I wear this more than any other jacket I own right now. It makes an ordinary outfit look put together in about two seconds. The cuffs have little buttons which is a nice touch on something this price. No pilling or marks after weeks of wear.
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