Olive Green Wool Blend Tailored Blazer

That red coat's double-breasted stance and knife-sharp lapels carry the DNA of 1940s military dress uniforms, but miniaturized for a child with an almost ceremonial formality that suggests dress-up rather than drill.

Lineage: “Savile Row suiting”

That navy wool suiting fabric is the raw DNA of Savile Row—the kind of tightly woven, substantial cloth that British tailors have been cutting into power suits for decades. The olive blazer, with its structured shoulders and crisp lapels, carries that same authoritative weight but translates it into American power dressing vernacular—softer in color, more approachable in tone, yet unmistakably built for the boardroom.

Lineage: “1980s power blazer”

That olive blazer carries the full weight of 1980s power dressing—the broad shoulders, the authoritative drape, the way it transforms the wearer into someone who commands a boardroom. The yellow cropped jacket borrows that same shoulder architecture but strips away the gravitas, turning corporate armor into something playful and body-conscious.