AUSTIN MILL Men's Slim Fit Casual One Button Sport Coat Blazer

This blazer (large) is a perfect fit for my 5' 10" medium frame. I really, really love the slim fit, which makes it look tailored. Plus, it doesn't look sloppy when I wear it unbuttoned. A very discernible but not excessive taper above the hips gives it a splash of class and formality.In addition, the finely knit and luxuriously soft material gives it another one-up on a sport coat in terms of formality. But make no mistake; you can dress this blazer up or down depending on your preference or occasion. If you want to get dressy, I think a Stone Grey, Tan, or a lighter color pair of slacks will go well with the solid Navy color. If you want to dress down, a distinctly pale blue or off white pair of jeans will round up well with this blazer. We're going for contrast her since this is not a suit jacket.Currently at around 42.00, this blazer is very reasonably priced for a very, very well tailored piece of clothing. If you want an affordable but well-made blazer that does NOT look cheap, this one is well worth your consideration.

My husband is really picky about his sport coats. He prefers a slimmer fit (which can be very hard to find in stores but offers a more tailored look on him) and he's really picky about quality. I was skeptical as to whether or not he'd like this because he's just so hard to shop for and a lot of his coats cost a lot more than this one. Fortunately he really liked it. The fit is great (if you're looking for a slim fit). If you need a wider fit or don't want a fitted, tailored look this isn't what you're looking for. If, however, you're like my husband and prefer your coats to be fitted this is a great choice. The quality was also surprisingly on the high end. It's not as good as some of the most expensive sport coats in his wardrobe but it definitely matches the quality of some of the coats we've paid a lot more money for than the price point of this. Looks great with a dress shirt and matching slacks. Very professional, tailored look. Very impressive mix of classic and stylish as well.

This looks great! It’s traditional yet updated with the slim lapel and cut.It’s lightweight enough to wear in the summer and colder seasons.The material feels like silk, but not too slippery.The quality is very good, I did find a loose thread on one sleeve, but there was no consequence to it.The details are excellent, the pockets are sewn shut, you must gently open them. It’s a nice inside pocket with a flap. Extra buttons are included. See from the picture the sleeve buttons.Fits as expected for my son, which means it will have some slight alterations done in the sleeves/shoulders to accommodate.Excellent price for a quality and versatile piece. It’s a perfect wardrobe basic for the just out of college career man.

I really like the cut of this jacket, a contemporary take on the traditional suit jacket. Although it's described as a slim fit, as the picture shows, it features boxier lines.I got this for my husband, who is an M in just about everything, but the jacket pulled across the chest and the sleeves were short. It's a much better fit on my size S athletic teen. It looks very cute on him, and with the right shirt it's Insta-bait.Probably not the jacket you'll want to wear when you're meeting the big boss or making a presentation to the board, but surprisingly good quality given the pricetag. I haven't run across any loose threads yet! And if you're looking for a jacket for a teen/young adult who's still growing, this is pretty close to perfect.

XXL feels like an L. I normally where an XL, but this XXLS didn't fit. The sleeve length and coat length were correct but the shoulder size was absolutely too small. I like the color, a very dark royal (not quite navy) blue. What I also don't like is the white cloth sewn into the jacket pocket. It might be a good idea if it could be folded in (hidden) and taken out, but as is I feel it is a bit too dress to make it useful as a sport jacket over a shirt (without a tie) as I often like to do. Other than the wrong fit the quality seems reasonable. But because of the odd cut (correct XXL length and sleeves but wrong shoulders) I feel compelled to let other buyers know.

The color and style is the same as pictured. It was a nice navy blue. The material has a bit of sheen to it. There is a little built in pocket square on the left breast. This looked so good online but it didn't fit. This is slim fit as well, so that can affect sizing too. My husband normally wears XL (6'2 and 205 pounds). This generally felt tight in the chest. He could button it but it was just too tight to be comfortable. The sleeves were too short as well. So, in order to wear this, you have to be really thin with short arms or maybe sizing up would help. I would say to buy two jackets, one and two sizes larger than normal to see what fits you best.

I'm 6'3" and about 180#, I typically wear a 42L in jackets before alteration.The sleeves on this are spot on, maybe a tad short. Oddly though, for a slim fit, it's very baggy in the body, but tight in the shoulders. I probably won't invest the money to have this altered and will likely just donate it.The fake hanky in the pocket looks terrible. It's a small white piece of fabric, and not stitched tightly, but my impression is that it's supposed to stay. It could probably easily be removed.The fabric is like a coolmax feel to it. Very slick, without a sheen though.

I like the color, feel, and style of this sport coat, and it is lightweight, but it is a little too tight; it tugs across the back and I can't button it in the front, but the sleeves are plenty long. I fit within the measurements given. I've posted pictures. Here are the actual measurement of the size medium I received:Chest - 42"Shoulder - 18"Sleeve - 25"Length from top of shoulder - 28"I also don't like the white strip sticking out of the pocket, it looks like a piece of paper, not a handkerchief which I'm sure was the intent.