A blazer isn’t the ideal thing to wear when you need a full range of upper body motions, making it less likely of a pick when you’re commuting on a bicycle, carrying stuff around all day, or exploring a town while traveling. If you want to look extra-presentable while still retaining full upper body flexibility, maybe the Onu Stretch Jacket can offer a better alternative.
Designed for full freedom of movement during wear, the jacket is cut in a blend of nylon and spandex that delivers a four-way stretch. Whether you’re playing with your kids in the park, flying drones over a quiet part of town, or just getting around on a pedal-powered two-wheeler, this thing will keep you loose and flexible for whatever physical activities the day will require.
The Onu Stretch Jacket has a soft, crepe-like feel, so it can actually pass off as a decent coat when meeting someone for dinner or drinks. It comes with DWR coating for those times you get caught in a drizzle without an umbrella in tow, with Bemis-bonded seams so you can stay reasonably dry. While it’s not, technically, a blazer, it is patterned after the wardrobe staple, complete with a three-way convertible collar that can be flipped up, flipped down, or worn with open lapels for complementing your outfit. Other features include an unlined interior, close cap shank buttons, and a pair of hand pockets.
Available now, the Onu Stretch Jacket is priced at $325.