Alissa | Contrast Trim Velvet Blazer

Alissa | Contrast Trim Velvet Blazer

Polished Velvet Tailoring With Fluid Drape

Soft velvet drape. The Alissa blazer brings instant polish to simple tees and jeans with its subtle sheen and fluid silhouette. Defined contrast piping outlines the collar and cuffs, giving you clean structure without stiff padding or rigid seams.

Why You’ll Love It

• Framed contrast piping – Distinct trim lines the collar, front opening, and cuffs to provide clean tailoring without heavy shoulder pads.
• Subtle luster – Smooth polyester velvet catches ambient light gently and resists flattening when you sit.
• Balanced hip coverage – Falling between 25.5 and 27.5 inches, the hem rests neatly over the hips rather than clinging to the midsection.
• Adaptable sleeve styling – The trimmed cuffs fold back cleanly whenever you want to push up your sleeves.
• Flexible occasion wear – Functions as an indoor evening layer for holiday parties or a lightweight topper for dinners out.

Perfect For

Slip this piece over everyday denim and a casual tee for dinners out, work functions, or festive holiday parties. It provides an easy, refined topper that bridges the gap between a relaxed sweater and structured outerwear.

Specifications

• Material: Polyester velvet with contrast piping
• Length: 25.5–27.5 in
• Care: Machine wash cold with similar colors, do not bleach, hang dry, steam lightly instead of ironing directly on velvet

Frequently Asked Questions

How long is this blazer and where will it fall?
The blazer measures from 25.5 to 27.5 inches in length, designed to rest across the hips without extending down your thighs.

Is this jacket warm enough to wear outdoors in chilly weather?
It functions best as an indoor layer or as an outer jacket during mild temperatures. For cold weather, you can wear it layered under a heavier overcoat.

How do I launder and remove wrinkles from this velvet piece?
Machine wash on cold with matching colors, do not use bleach, and hang it up to dry. Use gentle steam to lift creases instead of placing a hot iron face-down on the fabric.