Odessine - Tailored Blazer and Straight-Leg Trouser Set
A matching suit cut from one cloth, so the two halves actually match.
Building a suit from separates almost never lands. Even the same colour reads as slightly off when the fabrics differ, and the shade drifts further apart with every wash.
Why is this tailored blazer and straight-leg trouser set so popular?
- Cut from one cloth: Blazer and trousers come from the same roll, so they stay matched through wear.
- Straight leg: A clean straight line reads as tailoring rather than fashion, and dates more slowly.
- High waist: Sets the trouser at the natural waist, which is what lets the blazer sit correctly over it.
- Splits into separates: The blazer works over jeans and the trousers under a jumper.
- Six colours: Black and grey for formal, beige and pink for occasions, blue and brown for daily wear.
Ideal for:
Women who need one outfit that handles interviews, meetings and evening events, anyone tired of matching separates that do not quite match, and those who want tailoring that also works split up.
Is the blazer lined?
Yes, fully, which is what gives the shoulder its structure and lets it slide over knitwear.
Can the pieces be bought separately?
The set is sold as a pair, but both halves are designed to work independently.
How does the blazer fit over a jumper?
Over a fine knit, comfortably. It is cut close, so for thicker knitwear take one size up.
Details
- Gender: Women
- Fit: Tailored
- Pieces: Two, blazer and trousers
- Lapel: Notch
- Closure: Single button
- Rise: High waisted
- Leg style: Straight
- Lining: Blazer fully lined
- Care instructions: Dry clean recommended
Size guide
| Size | UK | Bust | Waist | Hip |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| S | 8 | 84 cm | 66 cm | 90 cm |
| M | 10-12 | 90 cm | 72 cm | 96 cm |
| L | 14 | 96 cm | 78 cm | 102 cm |
| XL | 16 | 102 cm | 84 cm | 108 cm |
| 2XL | 18 | 108 cm | 90 cm | 114 cm |
| 3XL | 20 | 114 cm | 96 cm | 120 cm |
Measurements are body measurements in centimetres. If you are between sizes, take the larger.
Stop assembling a suit from parts. Six colours, six sizes.