调料批发:关于Sport Coat、Blazer和Suit之间的区别

关于Sport Coat、Blazer和Suit之间的区别

　　在网上的在线购物网站里，一般男装的上衣有Sport Coat、Blazer和Suit Jacket这三种讲法，具体的区别在哪里呢？经过在互联网的搜索，总结如下：
　　1、Business Suit：一般采用高级的羊毛面料，颜色为黑色和深灰，裁减紧身，或者定制的。式样为前面两粒或者三粒纽扣，有的时髦式样有四粒纽扣，不过一般只扣两粒或者三粒。配套相同颜色和面料的长裤一起穿着。穿着场合为晚上或者商务的正式场合。
　　2、Blazer：起源于私立学校或者俱乐部的服装，现在一般指素色上装，常为海军蓝，式样有的是三粒双排扣，不搭配相同颜色面料的长裤。正式程度介于Business Suit和Sport Coat之间。
　　3、Sport Coat：起源于正装，但是式样宽松，可以有袋盖，或者多余的口袋，或者明线缝制。颜色有白色、米色、条纹、浅蓝、浅灰、棕色和其他。面料一般采用非正式的纤维，如花呢、麻、丝等。穿着场合为每天的非正式场合，如高尔夫、游艇、步行、下午的场合，不适合晚上正式的或者商务场合，不需要搭配相同颜色和面料的长裤。现在对Sport Coat的定义是时髦的上衣，宽松式样，有或者没有袋盖，可有多种面料和颜色选择，肘部可以有或者没有补丁。

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Question:

Obviously a suit is made up of pants and a jacket that match. What I want to know is what differentiates a sport coat, a blazer, and the jacket portion of a suit? In other words, if the pants to a suit were torn, could one throw the pants away and keep the jacket as a sport coat or a blazer (assuming of course that the jacket is a neutral color with no pinstripes and whatnot)? Also, which is more formal a sport coat or a blazer, or are they about the same formality?

Best Answer:

The number of buttons and the occasion where it was worn. Don't laugh about the buttons, I have an article from 1926 decrying modern men wearing the wrong number of buttons to the office!

Let's go back to the twenties when these distinctions of dress were quite important for every well dressed man to know. Blazers were originally emblazoned with a badge or patch from a private school or club. They were usually navy blue, or the official colour of the club school whatever. Now it means a solid colored jacket, three buttons in two rows (double breasted) worn with non-matching pants. A sport coat was distinguished from a business suit or formal suit by having three or more buttons in the front and a looser fit, There would be pocket flaps, extra pockets, and top-stitched details. The sport jacket was also made in colours such as white, beige, stripes, light blues, pale greys and browns, and others. It was also made from less formal fabrics such as tweeds, linens silks etc back when business and formal suits were always dark wools in either black or dark grey. It was considered informal and for everyday wear, such as boating, golfing, walking, afternoons, but not evening or business. It wasn't required to match the pants. Matching pants and sport jackets were known as "dittos" back in the twenties. Today's sport jackets are dressy jackets, looser cut than a business suit jacket, with or without pocket flaps worked in various fabrics and colours. They may or may not have elbow patches. Business suits are made of fine fabrics, fitted, tailored, lined, and the pants and jacket are made from the same fabric. Business suits usually have two or three buttons, some modern cuts have four, but only two or three are fastened.

In modern times the designations have all blended into one. A solid color blazer is more formal than a tweed sport coat. Solids are always consiered more formal in men's wear. If the jacket coordinates with the pants, then it's suitable for daytime or office wear. If your problem is a nice jacket with worn out pants, then keep the jacket and buy new pants that coordinate.

Other Answer:
 
As my tailor explained it: sports coat may be more than one color and compliments rather than matches a pair of pants; blazers are a solid color and compliment rather than match a pair of pants, and a suit jacket matches a pair of pants.

Its usually the material and thickness. Some brands dont really make a distiction. Sport coats are usually longer. I would just try to buy suit pants that match...wouldnt want to risk looking tacky.