Huckberry's Bestselling Casual Blazer That Wears Like a 'Thick Sweater' Is Nearly $100 Off
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Why We Love This Deal
A clean-looking blazer is a closet staple every well-dressed man should own. Gone are the days of overly structured, stiff jackets—today, newer fabrics offer wearers something more in line with the smart casual vibe that's taken over most of where traditional tailoring used to be the only option. That’s exactly what you get with Relwen’s bestselling Trap blazer, and during Huckberry’s annual winter sale, you can get one for nearly $100 off.
Relwen’s Moleskin Trap Blazer is just $222 at Huckberry right now, a rare 30% discount off its full price of $318. One of the brand’s bestsellers, it wears like your favorite sweater, yet makes you look like one of the smartest dressers in any setting. It comes in three traditional colors—navy, camel, and charcoal—but the versatile navy is the best price right now.
Relwen Moleskin Trap Blazer, $222 (was $318) at Huckberry
What Shoppers Should Know
- Style: Unstructured blazer
- Colors: 3—navy, charcoal, camel
- Sizes: S to 2XL
- Outer Materials: 76% cotton, 9% polyester, 15% spandex, moleskin twill
- Weight: 390 grams
- Interior Lining: 100% cotton woven sateen
- Fit: Slim, tailored
- Best For: Business casual, date nights, elevated weekend looks
The thing we love most about this blazer lies in its construction, which is perfectly unstructured for a polished look that isn’t stiff. It’s made from a cotton moleskin fabric that has plenty of stretch and a 100% sateen lining—the perfect combo for movement. It has drop-in front pockets, a subtle lapel, and a tailored-looking fit that still leans casual. It also has interesting storage features, like hidden zippered pockets, an interior passport pocket, a slit chest pocket for your sunglasses, and even one you'd only find in the English countryside: a rear game pocket.
Huckberry does a fantastic job sourcing pieces that walk the line between brawny and elevated style, and its selection of blazers does just that. While Relwen is arguably the most country-yet-sporty of the lot, it has performance-based options like Proof’s 72-Hour Blazer ($131 on sale), or Flint and Tinder’s more traditional dinner jacket, in this 365 Utility Blazer ($198). But, if you’re seeking the best for seasonality, this Moleskin Trap blazer nails its mark, for fall, winter, and early spring, when texture and warmth matter.
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What Smart Wearers Are Saying
This sports coat features a more snug fit, which is really the only reason it has received any low marks. Otherwise, it's lauded for its style. One shopper said the “moleskin fabric is excellent—comfortably wear it in moderately low temperatures and stay warm.” It’s “very well-made” and gets tons of compliments.
“It has the right structure for a blazer while feeling like a thick sweatshirt,” said another, while noting that this moleskin is “super comfortable—warm without being too warm.”
While this Trap blazer is still a bit of an investment at $222, what you’re getting is a versatile jacket that will last for seasons to come, making it one of the most sensible picks in Huckberry’s current sale.