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The Best Travel Blazers for Men Who Hate Packing Suits

Latest Content - Men's Health·The Best Travel Blazers for Men Who Hate Packing Suits·3 months ago
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Pros Super comfortable and durable Works in a range of temperatures/seasons Plenty of storage for personal belongings Easy to style with casual fits Garment-washed for a lived-in Cons Can get wrinkled a bit IF not properly packed (fold or use garment bag) In the past year, our style team has tested dozens of travel blazers for functionality, but Relwen has it in spades. Right off the bat, we noticed that its cotton-spandex fabric feels super lightweight and comes with enough stretch to let you move beyond limitations. It leans more sports jacket with a four-button design and throat latch that allows you to button all the way up to your neck. There’s also functional buttons on the sleeves, which looks sharp rolled up. I’ve worn it in low 50s as well as high 70s, and found it to be comfortable in both temps. Normally, I have to pay to dry clean most of my blazers, but this one can be tossed around my washing machine without falling apart.…

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