Nº D-10917
Notched lapels, two-button front, long sleeves — office uniforms, chest logo embroidery, events.
Made for: Fashion & retail.
Sample printed on cotton twill / khaki 220 gsm; style: office blazer.
Sample size size L · 560 × 730 mm.
An office blazer with notched lapels, a two-button front and long sleeves — suiting twill or light wool, a logo embroidered on the left chest for office and event uniforms.
Yes, commercial use included; Free adds a watermark grid at 1K, Pro exports 4K without it.
Size L · 560 × 730 mm; your print keeps its true scale on the product.
Yes, on every plan including Free: use them on your website, marketplaces, social media and for clients. Pro removes the watermark and exports 4K pictures.
The sample is cotton twill / khaki 220 gsm, on a dieline drawn at the size you type.
A blazer is a structured tailored jacket: fronts with notched V lapels and a two-button closure, a vented back, and two-piece long sleeves with cuff buttons. Inside are chest canvas or fusing, shoulder pads and a full or half lining. A breast pocket and two lower flap pockets are standard.
Woven fabrics: cotton drill or twill of 200–260 gsm for hot-season uniforms; poly-viscose (TR) or wool blends for a smarter office look with fewer wrinkles. Linings are polyester satin or cool cupro. Uniform cloth should be colour-stable across lots, since blazers are reordered year after year.
A small embroidered logo on the breast pocket or lapel, a metal lapel pin and logo-cast buttons are the most refined ways to brand a blazer. The lining can carry a brand pattern, digitally printed on satin. Large prints on the outer face undermine the formality.
A breast-pocket logo is about 40–60 mm wide, centred and 10–15 mm below the pocket mouth; lapel pins are usually Ø15–20 mm. A printed lining should be a seamless repeat that needs no pattern placement. Give fabric colours by the mill's code, with a swatch if possible.
About 560 mm across × 730 mm long; with shoulder pads and canvas, a flat view is for approving colour, logo and button placement, not a substitute for a fitting.
Event blazers often come in the brand colour, may have the programme name on the breast pocket and serve one season; office blazers are neutral, in tougher cloth, with only a small logo.
Breast pocket (small embroidery), lapel (pin), logo buttons and a printed lining; avoid printing the outer face.
Poly-viscose (TR) or wool-poly blends hold a press and crease little; cotton drill is cooler but wrinkles.
Usually from a standard size chart and then altered; for executives and front-of-house staff take individual measurements for a proper shoulder fit.