A quintessential late 1960s British mod blazer by Circle of Gentleman in warm camel brown, distinguished by sharp contrast piping that traces the lapels, front edge, and pockets. Lightly structured with a slim silhouette that sits close to the body, it captures the mod aesthetic's precision and restraint.
The two-button front and tailored proportions reflect the era's approach to menswear-inspired tailoring — clean lines, confident detailing, understated sophistication. A versatile vintage piece with enduring mod credentials.
How to Style?
High-waisted trousers or a slim pencil skirt in black or ivory, a simple white shirt or fine knit underneath. The contrast piping carries all the detail — keep jewellery minimal and let the tailoring speak. Pointed-toe flats or low block-heel shoes, a structured leather bag.
Or over a shift dress for an effortlessly layered mod look — the camel and piping work with almost any neutral palette.
