Custom Wrap Tie Blazer

The shawl collar and twin waist drawstrings, available in black or white and printed with your design, is a glamorous and sophisticated alternative to a traditional suit jacket. In a choice of two different fabrics, you can tailor your women's wrap blazer for the occasion. Design your own wrap blazer in either Crushed Velour, which offers a heavy weight fabric that has a soft pile which retains heat extremely well. It has a shiny surface and a unique shimmer to it. Alternatively, Velvet Fever Poly Satin is a mid-weight fabric which combines the rich texture of velvet with the smoothness of satin. This gives your wrap blazer a silky feel with a slightly textured face.

How Would you Like the Edge?

We have four finishing options for your fabric order: 

• As it comes. We cut around your image, leaving a simply scissor cut, perhaps uneven white fabric border. 
• Hem with thread. We can hem your fabric with a choice of black or white thread. Please allow 1-2 days additional production time. See below for information on how hemming affects the size of your print. We offer an overlock hem, as well as a folded hem (one or two fold depending on the fabric) however not all fabrics are suited to both hem types. If you can see both options, it means both are suitable, and you will be able to choose whichever you prefer. 
• Cut on the line. We will cut neatly on the edge of your design. This means that if you have a border around your design we will cut around that border, if your design takes the whole space of the fabric, then we will neatly cut around the edge of that image. Please be aware, when we cut along the line, we have to cut against the grain of the fabric. This is the standard procedure for fabric cutting. This means that with some fabrics, for example, Georgette and Mulmul, which have a slight wave in them, some fraying will occur. This is unavoidable, as the cut follows the grain of the textile. 

All of our fabrics are cut manually by hand, with the utmost care and attention. If your fabric has a slightly uneven look on the edges or a touch of fraying, this does not indicate a flaw in the textile. It is not always possible to achieve a perfectly straight cut with certain fabrics, so please do bare this in mind when it comes to your design. If you have any queries or would like to know about our cutting methods in more detail, please get in touch and we will be more than happy to discuss them with you.

Please note: As we make everything by hand, all sizes may vary slightly.

For further information about our fabrics see our FAQs.

How do I tie this custom wrap tie blazer?

There are twin ties when you design your own wrap blazer. Once you have the garment on, wrap the left-hand side over the front of your torso. There is a drawstring tie on the outside edge of the left-hand side, which you need to tie with the one on the inside seam of the right-hand side of the women's wrap blazer. This ties on the right-hand side of your waist. Once this is secure, wrap the right-hand side of the blazer over the front of your torso. The drawstring on the outside edge of the blazer should meet with a drawstring on the left-hand side of the waist. Tie this just above your left hip. That's it - all done!

Can I tie my custom wrap tie blazer the other way?

The way that the drawstring ties are stitched into the fabric the blazer has been designed to be tied with the top wrap coming from the right-hand side and tying at the left-hand side of the waist. As the first tie includes a drawstring that is on the inside seam it would not fasten correctly you were to attempt wrapping it right to left and then left to right. Although some wrap tops can be tied both ways, they would not be able to have the glamorous design features such as the shawl collar that you get when you design your own wrap blazer, as this would not sit properly if tied both ways.

Which fabric do you recommend to design your own wrap blazer?

It entirely depends on the effect that you are going for. Both available fabrics have properties in common and properties that are entirely different. They are very soft and have a great handle. The main difference between them is that the Crushed Velour has a soft pile and the Velvet Fever Satin remains soft whilst keeping a noticeable texture.