The American Blazer

A garment We set out to change the narrative of With a level of construction and materials that rival the highest offerings of tailored garments, the American Blazer is one of our greatest achievements to this day. The story begins on a ranch in Colorado, known for its high-quality fleece certified under the Responsible Wool Standard (RWS). The wool from this ranch is sourced with the respect of generations. Every part of the process aims to be better for the animals and land. American Woolen turns the wool yarn from the West into a versatile hopsack fabric – a lightweight and breathable cloth well fit for a jacket. The Connecticut mill has been weaving since 1853 and since modernized with machinery from the United States, Italy, Japan, and Switzerland. We’re proud to call American Woolen a manufacturing partner. In Queens, NY, the final blazer is constructed with Ferrara Manufacturing. The factory is family owned and operated to the highest standards of garment-making we’ve ever seen. Talented, knowledgeable individuals collaborate during every step of the process. Utilizing state-of-the-art technology and techniques with old-school sensibilities, Ferrara represents the evolution of heritage craftsmanship. The American Blazer’s style references the traditional American sack suit. There’s a certain effortless elegance to it. Straight lines with minimal shaping, natural shoulders, a single back vent and 3-roll-2 button configuration drapes well on all body types without the need for tailoring off the rack. The single-needle sewing and full canvas construction is the hallmark of detail built into every piece. Read more in the Wall Street Journal: How the Classic Navy Blazer Became a Case Study for ‘ Made in America’