blazer.

A blazer decides how an outfit reads. At Fūga it sits between two codes: the sharpness of Office Siren and the dark quiet of Opium. Clean shoulders, clear line, nothing decorative.

What makes a blazer

It's about the shoulder. A blazer that sits clean on top structures the whole body below — over a shirt, a top, or worn alone. We go for clear lapels, long lines and fabrics that fall instead of wrinkling. Black carries furthest, but muted tones hold the shape.

How to wear it

Two directions. Tight and sharp for the Office Sirenlook: tailored, with a slim skirt or straight trousers. Or long and heavy for Opium: oversized over a slim base, sleeves slightly long, everything in black. Both ways work by day and night.

Was in der Kollektion steckt

Tailored and oversized blazers for men and women — from sharp office cuts to long Opium silhouettes. A line between Berlin and Tokyo, mixable with our trousers, skirts and tops. Not a single piece, but a wardrobe.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do you wear an oversized blazer right?

A slim base underneath so the volume reads on top. Tight trousers or a slim skirt keep the silhouette balanced. Sleeves can fall slightly past the wrist.

Which blazer works for Office Siren?

A tailored, slim-cut blazer in black or muted tones. With a straight skirt or slim trousers. Sharp, never stiff.

Can you wear a blazer in the evening?

Yes. In black and oversized the blazer flips from day to night. Over a slim top and heavy shoes it becomes an Opium look.