Julius black tailored blazer from a Spring/Summer 2008 presentation sample, with a sharply structured silhouette and distinctive construction-led pattern cutting. The jacket is defined by extensive vertical and curved seaming through the body and sleeves, creating a sculpted, anatomical shape while maintaining a clean, formal tailored appearance. Features broad pointed lapels, a single-button closure, flap welt pockets, shaped shoulders and a subtly elongated, curved hem. Finished with a contrasting light satin lining and buttoned cuffs.
Presentation sample — an especially strong example of Julius’ early approach to severe, architectural tailoring.
