Washable Workwear Wednesday: Relaxed Double-Breasted Long Blazer

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A woman wearing a white striped top, a cream-colored double-breasted blazer, and off-white pants

Here’s an updated version of the classic double-breasted blazer.

This blazer’s relaxed fit will take you right into spring — wear it with a sweater for now and a button-front for later. This jacket also features a peaked lapel, function sleeve buttons, and back vent. Style with sharp trousers for the office or jeans for the weekend.

Ann Taylor’s Relaxed Double-Breasted Long Blazer is $198 (but check for frequent coupon codes). It comes in night sky (navy) or toasted oat (a creamy tan). It’s available in sizes 00–14 as well as petite sizes.

An option with a smaller price tag is from Jones New York; it’s $119.50 and comes in sizes XS–XL.

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.

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