This women’s velvet blazer features a classic tailored design with a regular fitted shape. It has a notched lapel collar, a button-front closure with fabric-covered buttons and a fully lined interior.

The velvet fabric gives the blazer a rich texture and subtle sheen, making it suitable for both smart and fashion-focused collections.

Fabric and Fit

The blazer is made from non-stretch woven velvet. Unlike plain woven fabrics, velvet has a directional pile that affects how the fabric reflects light.

The direction of the pile needs to be considered during fabric inspection and cutting. Keeping the pile direction consistent across all garment panels helps maintain an even appearance and colour tone throughout the finished blazer.

Garment Construction

The blazer follows a classic tailored construction, with a notched lapel collar, fitted body.

The front opening uses fabric-covered buttons, giving the design a coordinated look with the velvet outer fabric. A full lining provides a neat interior finish and helps the blazer maintain its shape.

Pattern Making and Sample Development

The fitted shape and cropped length require careful pattern development to achieve balanced proportions.

The shoulder line, bust shaping, waist position and blazer length all contribute to the overall fit. During sample development, these areas need to be checked together to ensure the blazer follows the body without restricting movement.

Finishing and Quality Control

Velvet requires extra attention during cutting and sewing because of its directional pile. All garment panels need to follow a consistent pile direction to avoid visible differences in colour and surface appearance.

Quality checks also cover the lapel shape, front opening, covered button positions, lining attachment and overall garment balance.

MAG Fashion supports custom development and production of women’s velvet blazers for fashion brands and clothing buyers.

Customers can specify the velvet fabric, blazer fit, length, lining and button details according to their designs. From pattern development and sample making to bulk production, we pay attention to fabric characteristics, garment construction and finishing quality.