Don’t let the stylish lines fool you – the Parker Dusseau Utility Travel Blazer isn’t built for looking good. Well, not solely. Instead, it’s designed to be indestructible, making for an utterly versatile piece that you can wear to look all manners of dignified even in the midst of the most rugged outdoor activities.
A blazer that looks good and performs like a technical suit? Apparently, that’s what you get when you take a fabric that was originally designed for equestrian use and turn it into a travel jacket. No matter what crazy things you do anywhere you go, that’s a garment you’ll definitely want to keep at your beck and call.
The Parker Dusseau Utility Travel Blazer is made from a heavy 11-oz Swiss Schoeler fabric that combines high levels of durability with plenty of stretch, making it ideal for active use during travels, whether you’re running after a tour bus that left you behind, climbing a tall flight of stairs so you can get a picture taken at the top, or bicycling back home because your rental car got jacked. Of course, you won’t wear it if it won’t flatter your seasonal gym bod, so it comes with a slim, tailored cut to create a fitted silhouette. Features include two front welt pockets with pull tab zippers, a chest pocket, Italian gunmetal snaps in front and sleeve plackets, a reflective trim on the collar, and a begonia-colored seam binding across the entire interior.
Available now, the Parker Dusseau Utility Travel Blazer is priced at $475.