Men's Corduroy Blazer with Tailored Cut

The Trevelyan is a men's corduroy blazer built for a man who wants tailoring with texture. Its ridged corduroy surface gives the jacket a depth that flat wool or cotton cannot match, catching light differently across every rib. Cut with a modern silhouette that follows the line of the body rather than boxing it, it moves from formal rooms to informal ones without changing character.

Ribbed Corduroy Texture

Every panel of the Trevelyan is cut from a corduroy with a pronounced, even rib, giving the jacket a tactile surface most blazers do not have. The texture holds its structure through wear, so the jacket keeps its shape at the lapel, the shoulder and the elbow rather than flattening out. It is a finish built to be looked at up close, not just from across a room.

Tailored Fit for a Modern Silhouette

The Trevelyan is cut close through the chest and waist, then eases at the shoulder for a natural, unrestricted line. The two-button front, notch lapel and single back vent are shaped to sit close to the body without pulling across the back when the arms move. It is a fit built for a man who wants tailoring that reads as deliberate, not borrowed.

How to Wear the Corduroy Blazer

Worn over a roll neck or turtleneck jumper with tailored trousers, the Trevelyan reads as considered evening or weekend smart wear. Layer it over a striped or plain shirt with grey trousers for a daytime meeting or a lunch that needs more than denim. It sits equally well over a plain crew neck jumper with dark jeans for an evening out where a full suit would be too much.

Fit and Sizing Notes

The Trevelyan is cut to a tailored silhouette, closer through the body than a casual jacket, so a man between sizes should size up for a fuller chest and a more relaxed line through the shoulders. Refer to the Altheny size guide before ordering, as corduroy has less stretch than a smooth-faced wool and will not ease with wear the way some fabrics do.

Construction Details

The Trevelyan carries a single chest pocket, two front hip pockets, and a notch lapel finished with a clean edge stitch. The back is cut with a single vent to allow movement when seated, and the sleeve is finished with a plain cuff rather than a decorative button stack, keeping the focus on the corduroy itself.

• Ribbed Corduroy: a pronounced, even rib gives the jacket a texture that reads as tailoring with character rather than a flat, uniform finish.
• Tailored Silhouette: the two-button, notch lapel cut is shaped close to the body for a deliberate, structured line.
• Single Back Vent: allows the jacket to move and sit correctly whether standing or seated.
• Layer-Ready Cut: the chest and shoulder are shaped to sit cleanly over a jumper or shirt without pulling.
• Considered Detailing: a chest pocket, two hip pockets and a plain cuff keep the design focused on the fabric rather than embellishment.