Washable Workwear Wednesday: O’Hara Blazer

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A woman wearing a brown suit and off-white top

I have an older version of this blazer that’s made from a cozy, but not machine-washable wool blend. Now, M.M.LaFleur just released a machine washable version in a juicy wine color for fall that I must have!

The roominess of this double-breasted blazer is balanced by its slim, tailored shoulders — even at just 5’2″, I can wear this without feeling like I’m swimming in it. The new version is made from M.M.LaFleur’s OrigamiTech fabric — it’s perfect for road warriors since it resists wrinkles and is machine washable.

Add the coordinating pants or dress for a complete suit.

The O’Hara Blazer in OrigamiTech is $365 and available in sizes 00–20.

Looking for other washable workwear? See all of our recent recommendations for washable clothes for work, or check out our roundup of the best brands for washable workwear.

Looking for more machine washable suits and blazers? Here are some of our favorites (we just did a big roundup!)

collage of 4 women wearing washable suits
Above, some of our favorite options for washable suits for women: one / two / three / four (not pictured but also)

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(See all of the latest workwear sales at Corporette!)

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