- Is a cashmere blazer worth it over wool?
- If you want softness, warmth and drape, yes. Wool holds shape and resists pilling better, so cashmere suits someone who wears the jacket occasionally and stores it carefully.
- How does it compare with Armani's wool double-breasted blazers?
- Same tailoring language, softer hand and more warmth, but less durability and crease resistance. The wool versions are the safer everyday choice.
- Does the double-breasted cut run true to size?
- It runs close through the chest and shoulders. Try your usual size first, but many buyers go up one for comfort over a sweater.
- Can it be worn casually?
- It works over a fine knit or plain T-shirt for a dressed-down look, but the double-breasted front and solid blue keep it on the formal side.
- How should I care for it?
- Dry clean sparingly, brush after wear and store on a wide hanger in a breathable bag. Fold rather than hang for long storage to protect the shoulders.
- What is in the box?
- The blazer only. No garment bag or spare buttons are included, so ask the seller about extras if you need them.
- Where is the Giorgio Armani Double-Breasted Cashmere Blazer cheapest?
- At Sugar, for $3,780.00, as of our latest check.