- Is a cashmere and wool blazer worth it over a wool-polyester one?
- Yes, if you wear it for dressier occasions. The cashmere softens the wool, so the cloth drapes better and feels warmer than a fused synthetic blend. For daily heavy wear, a plain wool blazer is more durable and easier to maintain.
- How does it fit compared with a suit jacket?
- It is cut as a tailored blazer, so expect a closer, classic fit rather than a relaxed one. Because it is imported, check the brand's size chart against your chest measurement instead of assuming your US suit size.
- Can I wash it at home?
- No. It is dry clean only, which is normal for cashmere and wool tailoring. Spot-clean small marks and brush the cloth between cleanings to extend the time between trips to the cleaner.
- What colors does it come in?
- The line is offered in rich solid colors aimed at formal and smart-casual wear. Check the current options on the product page, since availability changes by color.
- Will the cashmere blend pill?
- Cashmere blends can pill at friction points like cuffs, underarms and elbows. Remove pills with a fabric comb and rest the blazer between wears to slow it down.
- What is in the box?
- The blazer itself. No pocket square, hanger or garment bag is stated, so plan to supply your own.
- Where is the CASHMERE BLAZER cheapest?
- At Alberto Nardoni Affiliate Program US, for $265.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the CASHMERE BLAZER?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Atorie, Alberto Nardoni Affiliate Program US.