Ermenegildo Zegna Blazer 48L US Plaid Excellent TROFEO Jacket Coat Fall 58L EU
$ 225.99
Description
Ermenegildo Zegna Blazer 48L US Plaid Excellent TROFEO Jacket Coat Fall 58L EU. The fabric features a charcoal base with a subtle check pattern accented by a hint of burgundy—refined and versatile, easy to wear in both professional and social settings. The wool–silk fabric has a smooth hand and light drape, showcasing the quality that Zegna is known for. Buyers, please take note: I am currently traveling internationally and will be back in the office to begin shipping orders during the last week of November around 11/26/2025 , with the possibility of returning slightly earlier.Thank you kindly. -Tim Brand / Edition: Ermenegildo Zegna, Trofeo Fabric / Color: Fall colors, dark gray with subtle burgundy plaid/check Construction: Surgeon cuffs, fully lined, red silk lining Made in: Italy (By Gary Taylors) Size: Italian 58 Long → US 48 Long Description Offered here is an elegant Ermenegildo Zegna men’s jacket, crafted in Italy from a luxurious wool–silk blend. The fabric features a charcoal base with a subtle check pattern accented by a hint of burgundy—refined and versatile, easy to wear in both professional and social settings. The jacket is cut with soft shoulders for comfort and a natural silhouette, finished with wide 4.5-inch lapels that give it a classic, distinguished look. The wool–silk fabric has a smooth hand and light drape, showcasing the quality that Zegna is known for. A timeless piece that pairs effortlessly with dress trousers or denim, making it a smart addition to any wardrobe. Measurements: • Chest (pit to pit): 24.75 in • Waist: 22.25 in • Shoulder to shoulder: 20.25 in • Sleeve length (shoulder seam to cuff): 27 in • Sleeve width (middle): 8 in • Lapel width (straight across at widest point): 3 in • Jacket length (back, bottom of collar to hem): 32.25 in Fabric Care Tips: I recently spoke with a skilled bespoke tailor, and here’s their advice for keeping this blazer in pristine condition: • Always store in a garment bag: Protects the fine fabric from dust and sunlight, maintaining its texture and the craftsmanship in every stitch. • Brush gently with a soft horsehair brush between wears: Lifts dirt, revitalizes the fabric’s natural luster, prevents matting, and preserves hand-stitched details. • Avoid heat sources or humid areas: Heat can weaken fibers, and humidity can encourage mildew; store in a cool, dry space to safeguard structure. • Dry clean only when necessary: Over-cleaning can strip natural qualities. Spot clean minor stains with a damp cloth to maintain softness and drape. • Special care for silk lining: Avoid water exposure and consult a specialist for cleaning to preserve its delicate sheen.
