Maroon Blazers For Men

A blazer is a type of jacket resembling the jacket of a suit but it is more casual. A blazer is more formal than a sports coat and is stitched from more solid coloured fabrics. Blazers often have naval-style metal buttons to reflect their origins as jackets worn by boating club members.

Limeroad has a huge collection of blazer jackets with plenty a number of colours.

MATERIAL

• Cashmere Blazers

Cashmere is a warm and soft fabric.

Unlike some of the other warm fabrics, cashmere actually breathes well.

A few disadvantages of buying a blazer made from cashmere is that they require gentle care.

Cashmere is a comparatively delicate fiber and is more prone to wear than wool or cotton.

Cashmere blazers are a fantastic winter wear, but you could also wear them for special occasions in the spring months of the year.

A maroon blazer made out of cashmere will look very nice on you if are taller than an average man’s height.

• Cashmere Blend Blazers

Cashmere Blend is made by blending cashmere with wool.

A blazer made with a cashmere blend is cheaper, but the blazer is a little hardy and resistant to wear as compared to a cashmere blazer.

Maroon dyes well with cashmere blend but as it is very cheap, it does not give you the branded look.

• Cotton Blazers

Cotton is the most preferred fabric as it is a natural fiber that breathes well.

Cotton tends to perform better in hotter climates hence, India because it can absorb moisture well.

Cotton keeps the body cool too.

However, cotton blazers should typically be avoided for winter use.

Cotton blazers tend to be hardy and machine-washable, which is another advantage.

Cotton blazers are super casual which you can wear to birthdays and hangouts.

Maroon would be the best colour for a cotton blazer. It is a dark colour which may allow you to sweat but, since cotton breathes very well, it won’t be a problem.

• Cotton Blend Blazers

Cotton is a great natural fiber and it is often blended with both high-end and low-end materials.

There are a few blends of cotton and wool that make for great blazers.

These blazers breathe pretty well and are very comfortable.

They also have the ability to absorb moisture.

Cotton could also be blended with cheaper materials, like polyester or rayon, to make a jacket more affordable.

While these Blazers will feature many of the benefits of cotton, they will not breathe as well as their individual component materials, and they might also look a bit cheaper.

Fittings

• Blazer Length

The length of your blazer will show how symmetrical your whole body is.

The blazer should end around mid to lower crotch.

You should have this part perfect when you’re buying a blazer, even off the rack.

• Sleeve Length

While wearing the blazer, when you bend your wrist, so that your palms are facing the ground, the sleeves should be about one-fourth of an inch from above the top of your hand.

If your sleeves are longer, a tailor can easily fix that.

If they’re shorter by more than an inch, ditch the jacket because the sleeves can’t be let out enough to fit properly.

Suit It Up!

A maroon blazer can be worn with a limited number of coloured pants. But the colour really brings out your features. The colour is very versatile and can be worn to any occasion if worn in colour coordinated manner. Well, Limeroad extends its arms to help you in any way possible.