Wool blazers

The jacket is no longer considered an accessory of an exclusively business wardrobe. He has firmly taken a place in everyday life. Modern girls have learned to combine a jacket with jeans, shorts, sneakers and other informal things.

The lineup of women's jackets is very diverse: light jackets, classic blazers and, of course, traditional English woolen jackets are presented here.

It is the last variety of jackets that our today's article is devoted to. We will introduce you to the types and characteristics of woolen material, tell you about the best models of wool jackets, as well as how and with what stylists recommend wearing such clothes.

For sewing jackets, suit fabric is used, mainly consisting of wool, but with small inclusions of synthetic fibers. There are many varieties of such fabrics.

The most popular materials for the production of warm women's jackets are tweed, jersey, plaid, cashmere and boucle.

Woolen fabrics are very soft and pleasant to the touch, they warm well and do not irritate the skin (with a few exceptions).

Wool jackets are distinguished by good wear resistance, but they are quite demanding to care for. Such items cannot be machine washed, soaked in hot water, dried upright, or ironed from the front. Only gentle hand washing or dry cleaning is allowed.

We invite you to evaluate our selection of woolen jackets for girls from popular clothing manufacturers.

You can buy the model you like in the brand store or order it via the Internet.

• Woolen jacket in navy blue from Aurora Firenze. This model features a free silhouette and an original wrap cut.
• Brown Chanel-style jacket from La Coquette. The model is made of embossed material with a stripe pattern. The jacket is decorated with golden decorations in the area of ​​the fastener, as well as a small fringe along the edges of the hem, collar and pockets.
• A classic cut and silhouette from Boutique Moschino. The austere black jacket is enlivened by colorful detachable brooches in the form of funny bows.
• Elegant model in deep red from Tutto Bene. The jacket is made of bouclé fabric, has a fitted silhouette with a yoke and a minimum of decor.
• Soft pink slim fit blazer from Stella McCartney. The romantic color scheme allows this formal piece to be worn with flirty, feminine pieces.

The warmest and most comfortable jackets are made of felted wool. It is a special material that is carefully processed. Wool is soaked in water and rolled by hand, so the price of such products is quite high.

Materials such as felt or felt are also made by felting, but here the processing technology is automated, so these fabrics are more affordable.

Felted wool jackets look very interesting. And if you manage to find an author's model, then you will become the owner of a unique thing that no one else in the world has.

A felted jacket will not let you freeze even in the most severe cold. During the off-season, you can wear it as an outerwear, and in winter, as a regular jacket - under a fur coat or down jacket.

A huge number of options for combining a woolen jacket with other things are available to modern fashionistas, because fashion today is very eclectic, therefore, outfits consisting of things in different, sometimes completely opposite styles are welcomed.

There is nothing easier than creating an image of a business lady: just wear a wool jacket with matching trousers and a light shirt. Fans of a more feminine style can replace the pants with a pencil skirt or sheath dress.

In everyday life, woolen jackets can be freely combined with your favorite jeans (even with trendy ripped models), shorts, short skirts and bright trousers.

As the top of the outfit, depending on the season, you can choose a top, tunic or thin sweater.

The accessories with which you complement the image can be very diverse: woolen jackets are worn with leather bags, belts and gloves, as well as ties, knitted scarves and colorful shawls.

Do not forget also about various jewelry and bijouterie: put on a massive necklace around your neck or pin an original brooch on the lapel of your jacket.