Jackets

Quince workwear blazers and jackets are cut in four fabrics: 100% European linen for structured spring and summer blazers, Italian wool for tailored autumn and winter cuts, organic cotton knit for soft, sweater-weight blazers, and Mongolian cashmere for a wrap coat. A comfort-stretch trench rounds out the rain-and-shoulder-season layer. Each fabric pairs with a specific season and silhouette in the lineup.

Structured blazers (100% European linen, Italian wool, stretch crepe with cinched waist, scuba single-breasted convertible), knit blazers (100% organic cotton), linen jackets (100% European linen), denim jackets (100% organic cotton denim), short trench coats (comfort stretch), and a Mongolian cashmere double-faced wrap coat. The cuts span business-casual through more tailored office settings.

A structured blazer has interior canvas or interlining that gives the shoulders and chest a more rigid, clean-cut silhouette — best for client meetings or stricter dress codes. A knit blazer uses softer, more flexible fabric (here, organic cotton knit) — it reads more relaxed but still office-ready, good for hybrid offices. A tailored blazer (the Italian wool version here) sits at the most formal end — refined fabric, considered fit.

Italian wool is best for fall and winter — warmer, holds shape in cold weather. 100% European linen is best for spring and summer — breathable, gets softer over time. Organic cotton knit and stretch crepe work most months indoors. Scuba and comfort stretch trench coats work across seasons because they're lightweight and don't trap heat.

Traditional trench coats are typically cotton gabardine — durable but heavy and rain-resistant rather than breathable. Quince's comfort stretch trench uses a lighter, more flexible fabric with built-in stretch, making it more comfortable for commuting and indoor wear. It's not weather-treated for heavy rain in the same way as a traditional trench.

Most blazers run true to size with a tailored-but-not-restrictive fit. The shoulder seam should sit at the edge of your shoulder; the sleeve should hit at the base of your thumb when arms are at your sides. For layering over a sweater, size up one. Cinched-waist styles like the stretch crepe blazer are intentionally shaped — they look best worn buttoned.

Yes — every blazer and jacket in the Workwear Edit is also part of Quince's broader women's jackets and blazers collections. The edit filters to office layering pieces: linen structured blazers, Italian wool tailored cuts, organic cotton knit blazers, comfort stretch trenches, and the Mongolian cashmere wrap coat. More casual jackets like puffers and anoraks are left out, so the lineup stays workday-focused.