Sartoria Latorre

Sartoria Latorre blazers sit at the intersection of classic Italian tailoring and modern ease. Sharp enough for tailoring purists, each jacket still feels relaxed enough to style with denim or wide-leg trousers. Expect clean lines, focused details, and a cut that respects the shoulder without feeling rigid.

  • Sartoria Latorre Summertime Hopsack Single-Breasted Blazer
    Regular price $560
    Sale price $560

    $891

    -37%

  • Sartoria Latorre Grey Virgin Wool Formal Suit

    Sartoria Latorre

    Grey Virgin Wool Formal Suit

    Regular price $587
    Sale price $587
  • Sartoria Latorre Brown Wool Checked Suit

    Sartoria Latorre

    Brown Wool Checked Suit

    Regular price $790
    Sale price $790
  • Sartoria Latorre Grey Virgin Wool Formal Suit

    Sartoria Latorre

    Grey Virgin Wool Formal Suit

    Regular price $587
    Sale price $587
  • Sartoria Latorre Rounded Jacket - Beige

    Sartoria Latorre

    Rounded Jacket - Beige

    Regular price $316
    Sale price $316

    $582

    -45%

  • Sartoria Latorre Navy Two-Piece Virgin Wool Suit
    Regular price $864
    Sale price $864

Sartoria Latorre

This Sartoria Latorre edit focuses on precise tailoring and jackets that work beyond one occasion. Structured blazers in neutral tones and subtle checks pair easily with pressed trousers or pared-back denim, with a shoulder line that reads intentional rather than aggressive. Lightweight constructions and considered proportions keep each piece in rotation across seasons.

Use the product pages to compare fabric weight, pattern, and fit notes before you decide. Key details to note include:

  • Shoulder construction and padding level for how sharp you want the silhouette to read
  • Length and stance of the blazer for styling with high- or mid-rise trousers
  • Pattern scale — from quiet check to solid — for office, travel, or evening

Each Sartoria Latorre piece is sourced from authorized partners with full provenance, then shipped with straightforward returns. If you sit between sizes or switch between classic and oversized tailoring from popular brands like Jil Sander, Prada, or Lemaire, use our measurements and fit notes to fine-tune your choice.

FAQ

How does Sartoria Latorre tailoring typically fit?
Sartoria Latorre blazers usually follow a clean, tailored line without feeling tight. Expect a defined shoulder and a closer chest than relaxed suiting, with enough room to layer a shirt or fine-gauge knit. Check our detailed size chart and measurements for each style. If you wear oversized cuts from contemporary labels, you may prefer your true size here for a sharper look.
Are Sartoria Latorre blazers appropriate for both work and off-duty?
Yes, this edit is built around jackets that move between office and off-duty without changing the core silhouette. Neutral khakis and understated patterns sit easily with tailored trousers for work, then with denim or wide-leg pants off-duty. You can dress them up with a pressed shirt or down with a jersey tee and sneakers.
How should I care for a Sartoria Latorre blazer?
Care instructions vary by fabrication, so always refer to the label on each piece. As a rule, use a wide hanger, brush the surface after wear, and air the blazer between outings to reduce the need for dry cleaning. Spot-clean minor marks and avoid over-pressing the lapels to maintain the original structure.
What can I style with a Sartoria Latorre jacket from TheList?
These blazers work well with sharp shirting and tailored trousers, but also balance more directional pieces. Try them over wide-leg pants, cropped hems, or minimalist knits from popular brands like The Row, Jil Sander, or Acne Studios. The restrained detailing lets you layer in bolder footwear or accessories without clashing.
How do I choose between a patterned and solid Sartoria Latorre blazer?
Choose a solid if you want maximum versatility with a quieter presence in the wardrobe. A subtle check adds dimension while staying office-appropriate and pairs well with plain shirts and knits. Consider what you already own in shirts and trousers: if your base is mostly neutral, a pattern can carry more of the visual interest without feeling loud.