Color Block Blazer for Women with Denim Panel Sleeves
This color block blazer runs a ribbed corduroy-look body against washed denim at the shoulders, the turnback cuffs and a frayed band across the hip, so the two fabrics meet at a raw edge rather than a clean seam. Notch lapels, open front, flap pockets. The maker gives the composition as 100% polyester and the fit as slim. Seven colourways, each one a different body colour against the same denim. Sizes S to 5XL. Imported.
Key Features
- Ribbed corduroy-look body spliced with washed denim
- Raw frayed edges where the two fabrics meet
- Notch lapels and an open front
- Turnback denim cuffs
- 100% polyester, per the maker
- Seven colourways, sizes S to 5XL
How to Wear It
- Turn the cuffs back so the denim shows — that is the design.
- Worn open; there is no closure to fasten.
- Size up one if you want it over a knit rather than a tee.
- Pick the colourway by name on the dropdown; each matches a photograph.
Corduroy-look body, denim panels, raw frayed edges, seven colourways — eligible for 30-day returns under our return policy.
About This Product
This listing is for one open-front blazer in a ribbed corduroy-look fabric spliced with washed denim at the shoulders, cuffs and hip, in seven colourways and sizes S to 5XL. The maker gives the composition as 100% polyester and the fit as slim, and notes that its sizing follows an Asian fit roughly one to two sizes smaller than US and UK, with a 2–3 cm tolerance because measurements are taken by hand. The maker publishes no garment measurement chart for this style — no bust, length or sleeve figures. Email support@splashis.com before you order and we will request the measurement sheet from the factory for you. Imported. Eligible refund requests are accepted within 30 days of delivery, subject to our Return & Refund Policy.
Who It's For
Best for:
- Anyone who wants a blazer that is not a suit jacket
- Jeans-and-blazer dressing
- Autumn layering over a tee or a fine knit
- A wide size run, S through 5XL
Why the edges on this blazer are left raw
Where the corduroy-look body meets the denim, the seam is left frayed rather than bound. That is a deliberate finish, not a fault, and it is the whole reason the jacket reads as workwear rather than tailoring. What it means in practice is that the edge will keep shedding a few threads for the first several wears and washes before it settles, and the fringe will lengthen slightly over the first year. If you want it to stop where it is, a line of stitching a centimetre inside the fray will hold it. If you would rather it grew, leave it alone and wash it warm. Either is fine; what you should not do is trim the fringe with scissors, which cuts the woven threads and lets the edge unravel faster.
What to Pair It With
Straight jeans and a plain tee, which is what the denim panels are asking for. Ankle boots rather than heels. Keep the top underneath plain so the two fabrics stay the story.
Care Instructions
Wash cool and inside out, or follow the care label in the garment, which is the instruction that governs. Skip the tumble dryer; heat is what shortens the life of a knit or a coating. Reshape while damp and dry flat or on a padded hanger so the shoulders keep their line. Iron cool on the reverse, and keep a hot iron off any trim or zip tape.