Founded at Yale University in 1902 by Jacobi Press, J. Press has played an important role in the development of traditional American clothing and the Ivy League style. The natural-shouldered sack jacket became one of the defining garments of the J. Press wardrobe, with its relaxed proportions and understated approach to tailoring remaining central to the brand today.

This classic Ivy blazer reflects that tradition, taking its inspiration from the relaxed tailoring of the 1960s. Cut from a wool mix, it features a natural shoulder and the generous box fit characteristic of classic Ivy jackets.

The blazer has a three-button front with traditional brass buttons and is half lined for a lighter, more natural feel. Its easy proportions make it a versatile part of an Ivy wardrobe, worn simply with chinos, cords, grey flannel trousers or your favourite pair of jeans.

A classic piece of American Traditional tailoring from one of the institutions upon which Ivy style was built.