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The International Design Awards (IDA) exists to recognize, celebrate and promote exceptional design visionaries and discover emerging talent in Architecture, Interior, Product, Graphic and Fashion Design worldwide.

The 7th Gen Ladies' Knitted Blazer Was Nominated For This Award In 2024.

The MUSE Design Awards, established in 2015 by the International Awards Associate (IAA) as part of the MUSE Awards Program, celebrates and honors the world's best in design and innovation. IAA was founded with a mission not only to honor and promote but also to redefine benchmarks for recognizing exceptional design and media contributions.

The 7th Gen Ladies' Knitted Blazer Wins Gold In 2024.

The MUSE Design Awards, established in 2015 by the International Awards Associate (IAA) as part of the MUSE Awards Program, celebrates and honors the world's best in design and innovation.

The 7th Gen Ladies' Knitted Blazer Wins Gold In 2024.

The International Design Awards (IDA) exists to recognize, celebrate and promote exceptional design visionaries and discover emerging talent in Architecture, Interior, Product, Graphic and Fashion Design worldwide.

The 7th Gen Ladies' Knitted Blazer Was Nominated For This Award In 2024.

Women began wearing blazer over 200 years after men. Since the birth of the first women's blazer, it has become a classic item in every woman's wardrobe. The blazer has long stood as a landmark symbol of women's ideological awakening.

The 7th Gen Ladies' Knitted Blazer, specially designed for women. Innovative knitting structure techniques employ, the 3D "Four-Stockinette and Air Layer" knitting method to reinvent the blazer. Focusing on the modern context of women's attire, we have deconstructed and optimized the sharpness and rigidity of traditional woven blazers into a more inclusive and comfortable wearing experience, redefining the women's blazer.

TRIPLE CRAFTSMANSHIP KNITTED INTO A BLAZER

Though the intricate 3D "Four-Stockinette and Air Layer " Knitting, different stitches correspond to different pieces, enabling the realization of unique details in each part of the blazer's design.

It requires two distinct types of techniques: knitting and weaving.The knitter must adhere strictly to the pattern for each garment, piece and yarn strand, knitting to the exact size required before it is handed over to the tailor for seamless one-piece sewing.This demands interlocking and close collaboration. Any deviation beyond the specified range could prevent the assembly of the pieces into the final blazer.

Though the intricate 3D "Four-Stockinette and Air Layer " Knitting, enabling the realization of unique details in each part of the blazer's design.

It requires two distinct types of techniques: knitting and weaving.The knitter must strictly knit every part to the exact size required before it is handed over to the tailor for seamless one-piece sewing.This demands interlocking and close collaboration. Any deviation beyond the specified range could prevent the assembly of the pieces into the final blazer.

FOUR-STOCKINETTE AND AIR LAYER KNITTING

FEATURING MORE COMPLEX PROCESSES
RICHER RAW MATERIALS
MORE TIME-CONSUMING PRODUCTION

AIR LAYER KNITTING

Air layer form by two or multi layer knitting, knitting through the center with a round trip of yarns, forming a fabric structure that contains air insides.

The goal is to create specific voids or air holes in the fabric, provides good insulation performance without adding too much weight and thickness. Increase the fabric structure more stable and thick.

FOUR-STOCKINETTE

The surface and insides of the fabric are interwoven with yarns to form a simple grid.

The purpose is to enhance the elasticity and comfort of the fabric with a stable structure and good durability. Both sides of the fabric have a consistent texture and a smooth touch.

12 GAUGE KNITTING

Select multiple yarns, knitting is more compact.

Promise garments have more texture and guarantee a three-dimensional shape of the suit. Especially in the front and back pieces of the knitting and cutting, shaping a straight, clear lines of the silhouette feeling.

14 GAUGE KNITTING

Select single yarn, knitting is highly compact.

The garments produced are softer and more ergonomic. With a softer knitting at key areas in the shoulders and elbows. Optimizing the wearing experience, making it more comfortable and lightweight.

YARN KNITTING

The yarn forms coils, which are strung together. Feel softer and more elastic.It naturally fits the curves of the body.

Soft reconstructed suit using knitting process, optimizing the inflexible and cool of traditional tatting suits into a more inclusive and comfortable wearing experience.

TATTING

Two threads are interspersed horizontally and vertically. Textured, not easy to be deformed. Wear resistant, stable structure.

Choose the brand symbol woven lining for sealing and locking, avoiding the foreign body sensation caused by cutting and sewing. Enhances interior elegant.

AIR LAYER KNITTING

Air layer form by two or multi layer knitting, knitting through the center with a round trip of yarns, forming a fabric structure that contains air insides.

FOUR-STOCKINETTE

The surface and insides of the fabric are interwoven with yarns to form a simple grid.

The purpose is to enhance the elasticity and comfort of the fabric with a stable structure and good durability.

12 GAUGE KNITTING

Select multiple yarns, Knitting: more compact.

Promise garments have more texture and guarantee a structural shape of the suit.

14 GAUGE KNITTING

Select single yarn to Knit for highly compact.

The garments produced are softer and more ergonomic. With a softer knitting at key areas in the shoulders and elbows.

YARN KNITTING

The yarn forms coils, which are strung together. Feel softer and more elastic.It naturally fits the curves of the body.

Optimizing the inflexible and cool of traditional Tatting suits into a more comfortable wearing experience.

TATTING

Two threads are interspersed horizontally and vertically. Textured, not easy to be deformed. Choose the brand symbol woven lining for sealing and locking, avoiding the foreign body sensation caused by cutting and sewing.

WHAT DETAILS DID WE OVERTURN?

DESIGNED FOR WOMEN ONLY

Through the structural knitting method of "Four-Stockinette and Air Layer", the traditional blazer which is more suitable for men is completely reformed into a soft blazer with a sense of linearity. The natural elasticity of the knit loops structure increases ductility and inclusion. The narrow body element design was added to the deconstruction, retaining the soft part of the female chest and waist.

Traditional Blazers : Guided by men's dress aesthetics

The suit, as the pinnacle of all menswear, has established a set of principles to guide dress aesthetics, with most retained designs adapted to fit the male body structure. Considering the physical differences inherent in women, and as social activities lean towards casualization, traditional suits appear overly formal and unsuitable for various occasions. Thus, deconstruction and designs in the context of the new era are more in need of revitalization.

ERGONOMIC

The daily version of the blazer must first feel comfortable in the body. We use "14 gauge knitting" to the key movement areas of the shoulder and elbow to make it softer. The locally differentiated design can meet the needs of women's activities on multiple occasions and greatly enhance the practicality of wearing.

Traditional Blazers : Neglecting Wearer's Feelings

The fabrics of traditional blazers are most made of weave fabrics, which does not have elasticity and expandability. And the design structure of them for the women's body shape has a lot of requirements and restrictions. People are wrapped up in the blazer as a silhouette support, weakening the wearer's feeling as a human body.

NATURAL 3D SILHOUETTE SENSE

In order to ensure the 3D silhouette of the blazer, we use "12 gauge knitting" to the cut pieces of the front collar, front and back. The difference in details such as fit feeling creates more texture. We optimized cutting at the same time, shaping the suit's crisp, sharply defined silhouette.

Traditional Blazers : Rely on customized silhouettes

If you want to get a blazer with a high body profile in clothing and customization, you can only choose a high-priced suit customization service to truly match your personal version. (Time-consuming, high price and less practical)

Designed for women only

Through the structural knitting method of "Four-Stockinette and Air Layer", the traditional blazer which is more suitable for men is completely reformed into a soft blazer with a sense of linearity. The natural elasticity of the knit loops structure increases ductility and inclusion.

Traditional blazers : guided by men's dress aesthetics

The suit, as the pinnacle of all menswear, has established a set of principles to guide dress aesthetics, with most retained designs adapted to fit the male body structure. Considering the physical differences inherent in women, and as social activities lean towards casualization, traditional suits appear overly formal and unsuitable for various occasions. Thus, deconstruction and designs in the context of the new era are more in need of revitalization.

Ergonomic

The daily version of the blazer must first feel comfortable in the body. We use "14 gauge knitting" to the key movement areas of the shoulder and elbow to make it softer, greatly enhance the practicality of wearing.

Traditional blazers : neglecting wearer's feelings

The fabrics of traditional blazers are most made of weave fabrics, which does not have elasticity and expandability. And the design structure of them for the women's body shape has a lot of requirements and restrictions. People are wrapped up in the blazer as a silhouette support, weakening the wearer's feeling as a human body.

Natural 3d silhouette sense

In order to ensure the 3D silhouette of the blazer, we use "12 gauge knitting" to the cut pieces of the front collar, front and back. We optimized cutting at the same time, shaping the suit's crisp, sharply defined silhouette.

Traditional blazers : rely on customized silhouettes

If you want to get a blazer with a high body profile in clothing and customization, you can only choose a high-priced suit customization service to truly match your personal version. (Time-consuming, high price and less practical)

TRIPLE CRAFTSMANSHIP KNITTED INTO A BLAZER

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Explore the History of Women's Suits

The 7th Gen Ladies' Knitted Blazer

Amoretu

Specially designed for women. The suit, the pinnacle of menswear, establishes a set of principles that guide the aesthetics of men's dress. Much of its design flatters the male body structure. Amoretu's innovative knit construction technique utilizes a 3D "Four-Stockinette and Air Layer Knitting" knitting method to reinvent the blazer. With an eye on the modern women's dressing scenario, we deconstructed and optimized the traditional woven blazer by softening its sharpness and stiffness to create a more inclusive and comfortable wearing experience. Through a complex 3D "Four-Stockinette and Air Layer Knitting", different stitches correspond to different pieces, enabling unique detailing of each part of the blazer.

It completely reforms the shackles of traditional suits. Redefine women's dressing demands in the context of the new era. Blazer can also be free of constraints, pressure, realizing relaxation and tolerance.

The 6th Gen Ladies' Suit

The 6th Gen Ladies' Suit

Armani

In 1980, with the improvement of women's educational level, more and more women entered the workplace and took on important positions. Armani designed the Power suits with large shoulder pads that symbolize power.Up to this point, the styles of women's suits have also begun to become more diversified and personalized, entering a period of blooming.

In the 1980s, the US economy recovered from the slump of the previous decade. The businesswomen who demanded equal respect began to rise in the office.They act calmly and neatly, but they also don't forget to dressup themselves to highlight their feminine characteristics. Meanwhile, They hope to have a work outfit that can convey a strong and confident psychological state.This kind of women's suit is characterized by padded shoulders and large lapels. The sharp and 3D tailoring makes up for women's narrow shoulder width, enabling them to deal with workplace challenges and social pressures more calmly. Women's daily suits are becoming more clean lines and made of softer, comfortable materials.

The 5th Gen Ladies' Suit
The 7th Gen Ladies' Suit

The 5th Gen Ladies' Suit

YSL le smoking

In 1966, along with the Equal Pay Act, the Civil Rights Act and other relevant legal provisions, the status of women in the workplace gradually improved. Western feminism awakened and the sexual liberation movement became popular.In the same period, Mr. Saint Laurent designed the first women's suit, Le Smoking, which reveals feminine beauty in a unisex style.

In the early days of elite, men took off their heavy tuxedos and gathered in the smoking room to smoke and chat between the banquet. This lightweight black suit became known as the “smoking suit” over time.He boldly injecting a strong unisex style into the women's spring and summer collection, the first tailless female tuxedo was designed. From Paris, the fashion trend of women wearing men's clothes has spread all over the world. This powerful, sexy, confident and independent force has continued until today.However, the design of YSL le smoking still adds narrow body elements, retaining the feminine part. The precise waist retraction still shows the influence of Mr. Dior on him.

The 4th Gen Ladies' Suit
The 6th Gen Ladies' Suit

The 4th Gen Ladies' Suit

Christian Dior

Christian Dior brought women's suits to the forefront of trends in 1947. He abandoned the previous simple method of modifying the silhouette of men's suits and innovatively designed women's suits.

The apperance of "Bar Jacket New Look" changed the history of fashion. He brought a revolutionary change to the fashion world by creating the iconic “Bar Jacket” and the umbrella dress. These designs possessed a sculptural fluidity that transformed the plain silhouette of that era. Apart from incorporating the convenience and functionality of a suit, the women's suit was made more feminine, with an emphasis on a woman's waistline and body shape.

The 3th Gen Ladies' Suit
The 5th Gen Ladies' Suit

The 3th Gen Ladies' Suit

Marcel Rochas

With the advent of the Great Depression and 24.3% of female workers entering the labor market, there was a growing need for professional clothing for women. They began to mix and match suits, skirts, blouses, pants and hats.

In 1932, the French designer Marcel Rochas followed Chanel and combined the idea of women wearing suits and trousers to create women's suit. It was designed with the intention of encouraging women to step out of their houses and engage more in working life. However, the influence of merely a single fashion designer was rather limited and suits had not yet become a trend. Since then, suits became a trend for business outfit.

The 2th Gen Ladies' Suit
The 4th Gen Ladies' Suit

The 2th Gen Ladies' Suit

Coco Chanel

Coco Chanel, a feminist advocate in 1914, was inspired by men's jacket. She sensed the fine quality and comfort of the clothes in men's wardrobes. While wearing them, she made adjustments to the details according to her own preferences. These actions gave birth to Coco's later designs.

She loosened the waist constraint to incorporate bold lines, crafting the Chanel Tweed Suit. Originating from the unique thinking on women's liberation, she designed a simple, practical and feminine blazer. She changed the traditional clothing that constricts women's bodies and create a free and independent fashionable image for women. The first prototype of a ladies' suit was born.

The 1th Gen Ladies' Suit
The 3th Gen Ladies' Suit

The 1th Gen Ladies' Suit

John Redfern

The 1th gen ladies' suit, acrossing 2 centuries, during over 200 years. In 17th century, the suit was a masculine item and symbolizing male power.In 1885, english tailor john redfern made a fitting jacket for louise, princess of wales, which became popular among the aristocracy.However, this piece of heartfelt royal attire can only be considered a precursor to the women's suit. Until 1910, there was no real widespread design for ladies' suits.

Rmk: redfern, a haute couture brand, closed down in 1940.

The 2th Gen Ladies' Suit

The 7th Gen Ladies' Knitted Blazer

Amoretu

Specially designed for women. Amoretu's innovative knit construction technique utilizes a 3D "Four-Stockinette and Air Layer Knitting" knitting method to reinvent the blazer.

It completely reforms the shackles of traditional suits. Redefine women's dressing demands in the context of the new era. Blazer can also be free of constraints, pressure, realizing relaxation and tolerance.

The 6th Gen Ladies' Suit

Armani

In the 1980s, the US economy recovered from the slump of the previous decade. The business-women who demanded equal respect began to rise in the office. Armani designed the Power suits with large shoulder pads that symbolize power. This kind of women's suit is characterized by padded shoulders and large lapels. The sharp and 3D tailoring makes up for women's narrow shoulder width, enabling them to deal with workplace challenges and social pressures more calmly.

The 5th Gen Ladies' Suit

YSL le smoking

In 1966, along with the Equal Pay Act, the Civil Rights Act and other relevant legal provisions, the status of women in the workplace gradually improved. In the same period, Mr. Saint Laurent designed the first women's suit, Le Smoking, which reveals feminine beauty in a unisex style. This powerful, sexy, confident and independent force has continued until today.

The 4th Gen Ladies' Suit

Christian Dior

Christian Dior brought women's suits to the forefront of trends in 1947. The apperance of "Bar Jacket New Look" changed the history of fashion.Apart from incorporating the convenience and functionality of a suit, the women's suit was made more feminine, with an emphasis on a woman's waistline and body shape.

The 3th Gen Ladies' Suit

Marcel Rochas

With the advent of the Great Depression and 24.3% of female workers entering the labor market, there was a growing need for professional clothing. The French designer Marcel Rochas followed Chanel and combined the idea of women wearing blazers and trousers to create women's suits. It was designed with the intention of encouraging women to engage more in working life.

The 2th Gen Ladies' Suit

Coco Chanel

Coco Chanel, a feminist advocate in 1914, was inspired by men's jacket. She loosened the waist constraint to incorporate bold lines, crafting the Chanel Tweed Suit. It's create a free and independent fashionable image for women. The first prototype of a ladies' suit was born.

The 1th Gen Ladies' Suit

John Redfern

Acrossing 2 centuries, during over 200 years. In 17th century, the suit was a masculine item and symbolizing male power. In 1885, English tailor John Redfern made a fitting jacket for Louise, Princess of Wales, this piece can only be considered a precursor to the women's suit.