Factory: URBAN ARMOUR

The blazer was created as part of a project investigating the city as a space of freedom, anonymity, and the modern pace of life. Today, the street is not just a transit zone—it is the primary runway where new codes of elegance are born. The model is based on a classic double-breasted silhouette, reinterpreted through exaggerated oversized volume and deliberately casual tailoring. The key decorative element is the rigid, almost architectural shoulder line and a contrasting stitching that resembles a blueprint or layout marking. Wide lapels and a lengthened body create a sense of protection while simultaneously lending a touch of theatricality, transforming an everyday outing into a fashionable statement.

The combination of charcoal gray, deep black, and cool white evokes the aesthetic of the metropolis—concrete facades and city lights at night. An oversize shirt or bold accessories paired with the blazer enhance the overall cohesion, elevating the look into an independent statement.

«URBAN ARMOR» embodies the contemporary urban resident who moves to the rhythm of the metropolis yet retains inner distance and style. It is clothing for those who value comfort but are unwilling to sacrifice expressiveness.

The main feature of this piece is the combination of strict classical form and deliberately relaxed volume. The blazer is intended for those who view clothing as a way to play with proportions and are not afraid to stand out, even in a crowd.

Designer Blazer—an oversized, double-breasted blazer featuring a pronounced shoulder line.Developed size: 42.The primary dimensions of the garment are calculated for a size 42 with an assumed height of 170 cm. The silhouette is loose, oversized, with an elongated torso, dropped armholes, and wide lapels.Material—dense suiting wool fabric with polyester added, providing resistance to deformation and maintaining shape. The lining is made of smooth polyester fabric, ensuring comfort while wearing.Color—deep blackDecoration method—contrasting topstitching along the lapels, the edges, and the garment’s perimeter, in addition to matte decorative buttons.

Manufacturing one prototype sample — 40,000 ₽.
The cost of a small drop with a run of 10 pieces — 400,000₽.
The total budget for producing the sample and the main batch — 148,500 ₽.

1. Design Development
   An original design for an oversized blazer was developed, based on a fusion of urban aesthetics, architectural expressiveness, and silhouette freedom. The garment is a double-breasted, loose-fitting blazer featuring an elongated body line, an accentuated shoulder line, and wide lapels. The primary decorative element is a contrasting topstitching along the edges, lapels, and hem, complemented by matte decorative buttons. The combination of graphite gray, deep black, and cool white creates a graphic, rhythmic composition that underscores the garment’s architecture. The design marries a strict classic form with an intentionally relaxed volume, transforming the everyday blazer into a distinct fashion statement.2. Pattern Making and Cutting
   Blazer patterns are developed to accommodate the relaxed fit of oversized tailoring, dropped armholes, and an elongated torso. Main components include the facings, back panel, sleeves, lapels, collar, and neck finishing elements. Patterns for the lining and internal components are also created. Dense suit wool with polyester content, as well as lining material, is used for production. Cutting is performed according to the developed patterns, accounting for seam allowances, grainline direction, and the subsequent placement of decorative elements.3. Garment Construction
   The blazer components are joined using strong seams appropriate for the dense suiting fabric. The shoulder and side panels, collar, armholes, and hem are finished. A lining is integrated into the construction to ensure comfort and a neat interior appearance. The lapels and facing are shaped, and steam pressing is used to give the garment its final form. At this stage, the fit, symmetry, and seam strength under stress are inspected.4. Application of Decorative Elements
   The blazer is embellished with contrasting topstitching along the edge, lapels, and hem, forming a graphic, rhythmic contour. When placing the trim, the garment’s silhouette, the direction of lines, and the composition’s symmetry are carefully considered. Furthermore, matte decorative buttons are attached to support the overall visual language of the piece. Special attention is paid to areas susceptible to deformation to ensure the trim does not compromise the fit or alter the shape.5. Finishing
   After sewing and decoration are complete,