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Amazing fit, quality, and price.

Very nice jacket, casual yet classy. Trying to match it to an existing pair of black pant and the fabric was a lot different. If I was ordering this jacket to dress up for a casual event it would be perfect. Very well made, nicely tailored. The fit was not good for me. Although it may be just what you are looking for.

The cut and fit of this jacket is bad. I'm not overly picky; I usually buy off the rack and the fit is perfect. I've ordered cheap jackets on Amazon before and have been completely satisfied. Unless you are looking for a disposable sports coat for a one-time event which will be held in a dark, dark room. Maybe look elsewhere.Specifics:• The collar is cut and pressed funny so it goes up high on the back of your neck. Very stiff and though it's folded down, it looks like you're flipping it up to make some kind of '80s style statement.• That white line in the pocket is not a handkerchief or a paper insert for decoration, it's sewn in and looks incredibly cheap up close. But you can fold it down to be hidden, which makes a slight lump, but better than up.• I'm pretty thin so the jacket fit well around my waist, the length was good. But the cut of the lapel was so bad that I looked like Bruce Banner in a mid-Hulk moment around the chest. The lapel does not lay naturally, it opens wide like a poorly-fitting tux coat. Even with the button undone, it flares to the side a bit and looks like it fits on the bottom but is a size too small across the chest. Strangely, the shoulders fit okay, except for...• ...the shoulder pads. Yes, thick, uneven shoulder pads. Felt strange, looked strange.• The buttons look like cheap plastic. I know for $30 they are going to be cheap plastic, but there's a difference between BEING cheap plastic and looking from 10 feet away like cheap plastic. It looks and feels like the material in a disposable plastic spoon.• Last point, but there's more: The jacket is fully lined and the lining does not look too bad, BUT when you put your arms into the sleeves, you push the lining out of the other end with your hands so you kind of have to tuck the lining back into your sleeve once you have the jacket on.I was going to return this, but for $30, it hardly seems worth the effort. I'm going to have it steamed and pressed to try to fix some of the sleeve and collar issues and am replacing the buttons with better-looking cheap plastic.One thing I do like about the jacket is the pockets in front are real and fairly large. I hate when sports coats sew the pockets shut to help the line of the jacket. Also the inside pocket, though only one, is pretty functional. The outer pocket flaps also tuck in if you like a cleaner look, so it's not all bad.If you're looking for a good alternative, it's not as low-priced, but the jackets by Ferrecci-Zonettie here on Amazon are great.UPDATE:After wearing the jacket for a few months, some of the flaws have diminished. Fabric has relaxed a bit. It still has most of the problems I mentioned above, but surprisingly, has worn fairly well. I've been rough on it, too, thinking it'd start coming apart at the seams giving me an excuse to toss it. But so far even the too-loose lining has held up to activity. Not a 4-star product, so not revising my rating, but if they let me do 3.5 stars, I'd give it that, haha.

Needed a black jacket for cruise to dress up without wearing a suit. This jacket does the job. If you think you are going to get a tailored jacket that looks like a million bucks for under forty bucks, your expectation is way too high. The most helpful reviews that I read prior to buying are the ones that gave their height and weight. I am 5'11 and weigh 200lbs with athletic build, normally buy dress shirts size 16.5/17 with sleeves 34/35. I purchased XL and it fit well in the arms. Slightly snug to button but don't really plan to. If I wear it once or twice it was worth it. Again, don't expect much and you will be pleasantly surprised..

On the whole, it's okay. The fit is just a bit snug when putting it on. It's lighter than I expected, but will be fine when wearing it in warmer weather.The breast pocket is too short. It is just over 3" deep (see picture). Not deep enough to be practical, such as putting my reading glasses in it. There is a piece of white cloth sewn into the top of it to simulate a pocket square. As I have several squares that match my ties, this was unnecessary, and, to be perfectly honest, undesirable. With the short pocket depth, I'm not even sure I'll be able to fold that cloth down and put in one of my nice squares. The faux kerchief will be okay, even though it only sticks up about 1/16", when I don't want to put one of my other squares in it.I have purchased a pocket square holder. These are designed to hold folded squares so they can just be slid into the pocket. It is designed for standard size pockets, not a mini-patch size pocket.I can not in good conscience recommend the purchase of these blazers.

I wasn’t expecting much from a cheap amazon blazer, but got a small and the overall fit was as expected. I’m 5’10” 150lbs, slim build.After trying it on I began noticing a few flaws you really don’t want on a men’s blazer. I had issues right away with the lightweight fabric and the lack of stiffness and overall limp structure of the jacket, made it look and feel more like a feminine jacket. The shoulder pads are way too big, and stick out too much, they divot inward, which is something you DON’T want in a jacket. I also found the jacket had weird puckers and folds running down the front which was a problem with construction and not it needing to be ironed.Now, these are small details 90% of guys probably won’t ever notice/care about. But if you’re planning on wearing this somewhere more important than say, a school dance, don’t get it. You definitely will NOT want to wear this for work, or networking with potential employers, and instead get something with more structure.I did think the overall length was spot on and not too long like traditional and dated looking jackets, but just right. The jacket wasn’t ripped from anywhere I could see, and the lining was well done with a cool red detail around the edges. Overall an OK cheap jacket for a young person that’s going to use it for one night and no one will notice the flaws in it, but if you’ll use it regularly or want a trusted jacket to have whenever an event arises requiring one, get something just a little better, H&M is probably better but twice the cost.

Looks very professional as if it was one of the high name brand. The BEST part is Low maintenance, my teenage son accidentally throw it in the washer, regular cold cycle. But it didn't do any damage, from now on we wash it in the washer and I use the steamer to slightly go over the jacket. I'm so happy with this purchase!