Relaxed blazer made from a breezy cotton and linen blend
Cut from a breezy linen-blend and garment-dyed for that perfect lived-in look, the Mercer Linen Blazer is a unique twist on the classic blazer perfect for beach weddings or wearing to work in the warmer months. Pairs well with Alex Mill’s Mercer Pleated Linen Pant for an easygoing take on the suit.
Features
A casual, relaxed blazer cut from a breezy cotton and linen blend
Two patch pockets and a chest pocket to keep your essentials close at hand
Two-button front with tonal buttons for a laid-back or put-together look
Half-lined interior with contrast piping and backer buttons
Garment-dyed for that perfect, lived-in look from day one
Materials
Body: 57% cotton, 43% linen
Lining: 100% cotton
Made in China
Sizing
This Mercer Linen Blazer has a regular fit that’s true to size, take your normal blazer size
Take your normal waist size or compare your body measurements to the general Alex Mill size chart below for the best possible fit
Size M measures 43½” around the chest, 19¼” across the shoulder, with a length of 29” and a sleeve length of 35”
Body Measurements
XS (28)
S (30)
M (32)
L (34)
XL (36)
Neck
13 - 13½
14 - 14½
15 - 15½
16 - 16½
17 - 17½
Chest
32 - 34
34 - 36
37 - 40
40 - 42
42 - 44
Waist
26 - 28
29 - 31
32 - 34
34 - 36
36 - 38
Inseam
30
30
30
30
30
All measurements are in inches.
About Alex Mill
Alex Mill claims their clothes are guaranteed to never go out of style. A bold claim, sure, but when you execute like they do, it’s just reality. The secret to their award-winning aesthetic is found in one simple rule: don’t change too much. By highlighting what makes an article of clothing work, Alex Mill is eliminating the chance to fall victim to trends that are in one day and out the next. This means you’re investing in pieces that you’ll be pulling out of your closet for years to come. It’s all part of their greater mission for sustainability in the industry that allows folks to shop with purpose. We think 50 years from now, folks will be rocking Alex Mill apparel, and we won’t be able to tell if it’s from Fall 2020 or 2070—and in our book, that’s pretty damn cool.
