Men Check Blazers

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Men's Check Blazers for Weddings, Races & Occasions A check blazer adds instant character to an outfit, working for country and rustic weddings, race days, parties and smart-casual events. Their heritage feel also makes them a popular choice for 1920s and Peaky Blinders–inspired looks. Dress one up with tailored trousers and a shirt, or down with chinos and a knit. Check Blazer Patterns Available Windowpane check – clean, widely spaced lines forming large squares. Glen check – small and large checks woven together for a heritage look. Houndstooth & puppytooth – bold and fine broken-check patterns. Herringbone – a woven V-shaped texture, often with a check over the top. Retro & vintage check – sharper, period-inspired designs. Many of these jackets are woven in a tweed or tweed-look cloth for a warmer, textured finish. Blazer or Suit Jacket? Many of these check jackets are suit separates – the jacket half of a three-piece – so you can wear one on its own as a blazer, or complete the full outfit with the matching waistcoat and trousers. To buy the whole outfit together, browse our men's check suits and tweed suits . Check Blazer, Tweed Blazer or Check Suit? This collection is defined by its check pattern . If you're led by the tweed cloth rather than the pattern, see our men's tweed blazers . If you want a full matching two- or three-piece rather than a standalone jacket, shop men's check suits . How to Style a Check Blazer Let the pattern lead and keep everything else simple. Pair a check blazer with a plain shirt and neutral trousers or chinos, and add a waistcoat for a sharper three-piece effect. Finish with brogues or loafers. Keep the check as the one statement piece and let solid colours do the supporting work. Complete Your Check Blazer Outfit Men's formal shirts – plain shirts that let the check lead. Men's chinos and smart trousers – to dress the jacket down or up. Men's tweed waistcoats – for a co-ordinated three-piece finish. Brogues & Oxfor