Men's Jackets: From Smart Casual and Business to Ceremonial
What it is: A premium collection of Viggo Tailoring men's jackets, tailored from Italian natural fabrics and available in Ready-to-Wear, Made-to-Measure, and Bespoke options.
Key benefits:
- Premium natural fabrics: virgin wool, linen, cotton, silk, and cashmere from houses such as Loro Piana, Vitale Barberis Canonico, Scabal, Dormeuil, and Fratelli Tallia di Delfino.
- Cuts for every context: business, smart casual, or ceremonial jackets, suitable for the office, events, and elegant everyday outfits.
- Personalized options: Ready-to-Wear, Made-to-Measure, and Bespoke options for a fit tailored to each wearer's style and build.
Who it is for: Men looking for a jacket with Full Canvas or Half Canvas construction, made from natural fabrics, with premium finishes and a contemporary style, suitable for both the office and elegant occasions.
Differentiator: Direct access to fabrics from the most prestigious Italian houses, expertise in the sartorial art, and personalized showroom consultation for an exclusive shopping experience.
A Viggo Tailoring jacket is an investment that contributes to a high-quality, durable men's wardrobe, suitable for a variety of occasions.
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Men's jackets are essential pieces for successful outfits: business meetings, elegant dinners, formal events, or smart casual weekend combinations.
In the Viggo Tailoring collection, you will find jackets made from natural fabrics sourced from houses such as Loro Piana, Vitale Barberis Canonico, Fratelli Tallia di Delfino, Scabal, and Dormeuil, available as Ready-to-Wear and through Made-to-Measure or Bespoke services.
Whether you need a classic jacket in understated tones or a piece with personality, you will find a cut that respects your build and a material that supports your style over the long term.
Men's jackets made from natural fabrics with premium details
A well-made jacket is recognized by the precision of its cut, the quality of its fabric, and its carefully executed finishes. The jackets in the Viggo Tailoring collection use virgin wool, linen, cotton, natural silk, and cashmere - fibers that breathe, retain their shape, and age beautifully.
The traditional or semi-traditional construction is designed for a natural appearance, comfort in movement, and an elegant line, without sacrificing the classic structure of a men's jacket.
Fine fabrics and cuts adapted to every context
The selection includes both understated tones, such as navy, gray, charcoal, and beige, and expressive shades, such as coral, burgundy, or camel, for those who want a piece with personality.
The cuts range from classic single-breasted to double-breasted, with Made-to-Measure and Bespoke options for a style tailored to each wearer's individual features.
Blazers for formal and business outfits
For a coherent professional look, a navy or grey herringbone blazer in virgin wool is a reliable choice. Combined with a shirt in classic shades, it creates a premium office outfit suitable for important meetings or corporate events.
A business blazer should offer a balance of structure, comfort and refinement. The shoulder line, lapel shape and waist proportion directly influence how the piece sits and conveys visual authority.
For complete office outfits, you can combine it with pieces from the collection of men's shirts and trousers in wool or premium cotton.
Blazers for smart casual looks and refined layering
A linen, cotton or silk-blend blazer takes on a different dimension when worn without a tie, over a premium T-shirt or an ultrafine sweater. Paired with wool trousers, cotton chinos or quality denim, it creates a relaxed yet stylish outfit.
For the warm season, linen, cotton and silk blazers offer breathability and lightness. For autumn and winter, virgin wool, cashmere or heavier-weight fabrics provide structure and thermal comfort.
In the smart casual space, texture matters just as much as colour. Herringbone, subtle checks or lightly mottled fabrics add depth to the outfit without overwhelming it.
Quick guide to choosing the right blazer
Before choosing a casual blazer for men or a formal piece, think about three criteria: the context in which you will wear it most often, your current wardrobe's colour palette and the investment in lasting quality.
A men's blazer should fasten comfortably at the button, follow the natural line of the shoulders and not form unsightly wrinkles on the back. The sleeve should allow a small portion of the shirt cuff to be visible, while the blazer length should balance the body's proportions.
If you want a versatile piece, start with a navy blazer in virgin wool. If you already have this foundation, you can continue with a grey, beige or camel blazer, followed by a textured piece, subtle checks or a more expressive shade.
Quality construction, materials and comfort in movement
Natural fabrics, such as Merino wool, linen, cashmere and silk, make the difference between a blazer that maintains an impeccable appearance over time and one that quickly loses its shape.
Check the fabric weight, the type of inner canvas and the finishing on the lapels, shoulders and pockets. A lighter fabric is suitable for spring-summer, while a denser fabric offers stability and comfort in the cold season.
If your proportions do not fit perfectly into standard sizes, the Made-to-Measure or Bespoke option allows the sleeve length, shoulder width, waist taper and construction details to be adjusted individually.
Ready-to-Wear, Made-to-Measure, or Bespoke
A Ready-to-Wear jacket is the right choice if you need a piece that is available immediately, with possible minor alterations in the workshop. It is ideal for those who find a good fit in standard sizes.
Made-to-Measure starts from an existing pattern, subsequently adapted to your measurements and style preferences. You can choose the fabric, finishing details, lapel type, buttons, lining, and other elements that personalize the piece.
Bespoke is the highest level of customization. The piece is created from scratch, starting with a pattern of your body shape made by the master tailor, with intermediate fittings and successive alterations until the final shape is achieved.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between Ready-to-Wear and Made-to-Measure?
Ready-to-Wear refers to jackets produced in series, ready to wear after any minor alterations. Made-to-Measure starts from your measurements and allows you to choose the fabric, cut, and details. A Bespoke piece is created from scratch based on your body shape, with intermediate fittings and a higher level of customization.
Which jacket should I choose for an important business event?
For a classic business setting, choose a single-breasted navy or gray jacket in medium-weight virgin wool. Pair it with a white or light-blue shirt and premium-quality trousers for a cohesive formal outfit.
How do I choose a casual men's jacket?
For smart casual, opt for distinctive textures such as herringbone, subtle checks, or mélange fabrics, and warmer shades such as camel, beige, burgundy, or olive green. The cut can be slightly more relaxed, and the jacket works well over a fine-knit T-shirt, a sweater, or an open-collar shirt.
What fabrics are available in the Viggo Tailoring jacket collection?
Viggo Tailoring jackets are made from fabrics by international producers such as Loro Piana, Vitale Barberis Canonico, Ermenegildo Zegna, Fratelli Tallia di Delfino, Scabal, Dormeuil, and Carnet, in compositions of virgin wool, natural silk, linen, cashmere, and cotton, depending on the model.
Can I return a Made-to-Measure jacket?
Made-to-Measure pieces are produced to your measurements, so the return policy differs from that for Ready-to-Wear products. A made-to-order product cannot be returned, but the client benefits from alterations at the Viggo Tailoring workshop. For exact details, consult the terms and conditions or schedule a showroom appointment.
How long does it take to make a Made-to-Measure jacket?
The standard turnaround time for a Made-to-Measure jacket varies depending on the fabric selected and the complexity of the details. On average, production takes approximately 2 weeks.
Explore the complete collection of men's jackets or schedule a showroom appointment for personalized advice on the cut and fabric best suited to your style.