Navy Two-Piece Tailored Blazer

VELLURE COUTURE LTD

£290

Timeless, commanding, and impeccably tailored — the Navy Two-Piece Tailored Suit is the definitive choice for the gentleman who values enduring sophistication above all else. The deep navy tone delivers quiet authority, while the precision-cut silhouette flatters with effortless, understated power. Designed for weddings, formal events, and every occasion that calls for classic luxury. The Details Premium navy suiting fabric Slim tailored fit, two-piece Made-to-order for a flawless, personalised fit Complimentary alterations included Available to try at our Northampton boutique by private appoi

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as VELLURE COUTURE LTD, number 17024243. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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