Imperial Blazer Guide: Men's Styles and Outlet Prices

Imperial men's blazers at a glance

Imperial, the Italian fashion brand, had nine men's blazers in its outlet when we checked on 15 October 2026, all at about 68% off. This guide explains the styles, the real prices and how to choose. Note that Imperial's online shop delivers to 16 European countries, including Italy, France and Spain, but not to the US, the UK or Germany. All of Imperial's current offers are on our Imperial coupons page.

Single-breasted or double-breasted

Four of the nine are described as single-breasted and two as two-button blazers; single-breasted jackets close with one row of buttons and can be worn open. One has a double-breasted closure, with overlapping front panels and two columns of buttons, which looks more formal and is usually worn buttoned. The listings do not say how the classic fit and cropped striped blazers close. If you want one blazer for both work and weekends, a single-breasted style is the safer pick; the double-breasted one suits a dressier look.

Patch pockets or welt pockets

Pockets change the character of a blazer. Patch pockets are sewn onto the outside of the jacket and read as more casual, which is why they often appear on blazers worn with chinos or jeans; two of Imperial's outlet blazers have them. Welt pockets are cut into the jacket with a neat slit and look sharper, closer to a suit jacket, as on the single-breasted blazer with welt pockets at €53.50.

Classic, wide and cropped fits

The names point to the cut: the classic fit blazer follows a traditional shape, the wide two-button blazer is cut looser, and the cropped striped blazer is shorter and the most fashion-led of the nine, at €54.50 down from €172.00, the biggest price cut of the nine. Imperial says sizes vary with each garment's cut and fabric, so the same size can fit differently across these styles. Use the Size Finder on each product page, which suggests a size from your measurements and preferred fit, and check the composition there or on the inside label.

What to wear with them

The same outlet had shirts from €18.50 and trousers from €18.50, including regular fit trousers with front pleats at €32.00 and chinos at €24.50, so a €47.00 blazer, a €24.50 shirt and €32.00 trousers come to €103.50. See our Imperial T-shirts and shirts guide and Imperial trousers guide for the styles and prices.

Women's blazers

The women's outlet jacket section was empty when we checked on 15 October 2026, so we could not price women's blazers. Imperial's women's range does list jackets and suits; check the new-season pages on imperialfashion.com, where pieces are at full price.

Delivery, returns and free shipping

Home delivery costs €9.90 and is free on orders over €150; three outlet blazers, for example two at €47.00 and one at €54.50, come to €148.50, just short, so one more small item would make delivery free. In Italy, collecting the order in an e-commerce-enabled Imperial shop is free. Returns are accepted within 14 days of delivery and are free in Imperial's authorised Italian shops (€7.90 or €9.90 by UPS otherwise); Imperial describes refunds only, not exchanges. The full rules are in our Imperial online shop guide, and all outlet categories are in the Imperial outlet guide.

How we checked this page

Every price and rule here comes from Imperial's official site, imperialfashion.com: the men's outlet blazer, shirt and trouser pages, the women's outlet jacket page and its help centre pages on sizes, composition, shipping and returns, read on 15 October 2026. Outlet prices change as stock sells, and the percentages are our own arithmetic from the prices shown. We did not buy or test anything and did not use coupon sites as a source. Imperial's current offers are on our Imperial coupons page. This page is maintained by the SavingArena Editorial Team.