Blazers

Blazers for Women

A blazer is one of the most versatile pieces in your wardrobe – just as perfect for work as for everyday wear and parties. At Gina Tricot, you'll find blazers for women in different fits, materials, colours and lengths. Choose a classic black, grey or beige blazer that's easy to style, a brown or white blazer to update your basics or add more character to your look with a striped or checked blazer.

Oversized, Fitted or Double-Breasted Blazer?

The fit makes a big difference to both the silhouette and overall look. An oversized blazer has a roomier fit and looks great over everything from a t-shirt and jeans to a shirt and knitwear. If you want to highlight your waist, a fitted or shaped blazer is a great choice. The more defined shape creates a tailored look and can be paired with matching tailored trousers, worn as part of a matching suit or contrasted with denim.

A double-breasted blazer has a classic, tailored feel, while a cropped blazer creates different proportions and looks great with high-waisted trousers or skirts. A blazer worn separately, without matching suit trousers, is a versatile choice when you want to style it with jeans, a skirt or other trousers. A cropped blazer creates different proportions and looks great with high-waisted trousers or skirts. On warmer days, a linen blazer is a lighter option. Linen has an airy feel and a naturally relaxed texture that's especially suited to spring and summer.

How Should a Women's Blazer Fit?

A blazer should fit comfortably across the shoulders and give you enough room to move your arms without feeling tight. On a classically cut style, the shoulder seam is a good reference point and should sit approximately where your shoulder ends. When the blazer is buttoned, the fabric should ideally fall smoothly at the front without pulling noticeably at the buttons or across the back.

How closely it should fit your body depends on the style. A fitted blazer should follow the shape of your body and define the waist without feeling too tight, while an oversized style intentionally has more volume and often broader shoulders. If you're deciding between two fits, consider what you want to wear underneath – you'll need more room for a knitted jumper than if you mainly plan to wear the blazer over a vest top or lightweight top.