The blazer is exactly the same as the one from Zara. I say this because I saw it in the store in person, and I found the fabric and fit to be the same. The style is oversized; I bought a size PP and it fit great, but I usually wear a size M.
Super jacket, fully lined. The materials, cut, and workmanship are excellent. I am 173 cm tall, 98 cm bust, 92 cm hips. Size M is perfect. Lightning-fast delivery. I recommend it
Size is totally accurate! I picked my regular size, and it fits like a custom piece-snug at the waist (but not restrictive) and structured shoulders that keep their shape perfectly.
Wore the black Esther blazer from my 9am meeting straight to a gallery opening and felt equally polished at both. The stand collar gives it character without being over the top, and the loose fit let me layer a turtleneck underneath without any bulk.
This blazer is exactly what I needed for fall. The vintage-inspired collar actually looks intentional and cool, not costume-y, and the single button keeps everything streamlined.
Packed my burgundy Esther for a weekend trip and wore it four different ways without looking repetitive. Polyester means zero wrinkles even after sitting in a suitcase, and it's light enough that it barely took up space.
Got the brown in size M and honestly it looks way nicer than the price tag suggests. Wore it over a white tee to brunch and got asked where it was from three times.
The loose fit is genuinely perfect for layering through winter. I can throw it over sweaters, fitted tees, even dresses, and it always looks intentional rather than sloppy.
Grabbed the ivory version thinking it might be too tricky to style, but it's actually my most worn piece. Pairs with dark jeans, neutrals, even black and navy without clashing.
Ordered the charcoal grey in size L for an intentionally oversized look and it's become my uniform. Throw it on and suddenly you look like you have your life together.
The navy blue Esther feels more modern than traditional navy blazers I've tried. The asymmetric vibe and vintage collar make it feel fresh and specific, not generic.
Full sleeves actually matter when you're transitioning between seasons. I wore this through October and November without needing a jacket over it, and the polyester kept me from overheating.
Took a chance on the plaid version and it's become my conversation piece. The pattern sits perfectly on the loose drape, and it reads as deliberately vintage, not costume.
Usually structured blazers make me feel trapped, but this one doesn't. The loose cut and light polyester mean I can actually work and move around without feeling restrictive.
The red Esther makes such a statement without trying too hard. Wore it to a presentation and felt bold but professional, which is exactly the vibe I was going for.
Can't believe this is under eighty dollars. The construction is clean, the collar sits properly, and it doesn't feel like a fast fashion piece that's going to fall apart.
Grabbed it for casual outings and it works just as well over a plain tee and jeans as it does for work. That's the real test of a blazer and this one passes completely.
Beige can look boring but not on this cut. The structured collar and clean lines make it interesting enough to wear solo, plus it layers beautifully over everything in my closet.
I usually size up for blazers but grabbed size S on a whim and the loose fit still works. It drapes over my frame in exactly the way the photos promised.
Every wardrobe needs a black blazer and this is finally mine. The single button and stand collar give it personality, and the polyester means I can actually wash it without stressing.
Was worried XS would be too big given the loose cut, but the proportions are actually great. The sleeves hit exactly where they should and the collar sits perfectly.
Went with burgundy thinking it might be too bold, but it's turned out to be my most elegant option. Works for everything from casual weekend looks to actual professional settings.
This blazer makes casual outfits look intentional. Threw it on over basics and suddenly my everyday look felt put together, which has genuinely changed how I approach getting dressed.
The seams are solid, the button feels secure, and the collar holds its shape perfectly. For the price, this quality is genuinely impressive and makes me want to grab another color.
Can't decide between charcoal and regular grey so I grabbed both. They're different enough that they feel like separate pieces, which gives me way more styling options.
That full-length sleeve is the detail that actually matters. It means you can wear this through the awkward months when you're not sure if you need a jacket, and the lightweight polyester isn't too heavy.
Traveling with structured pieces usually means taking up half my suitcase but not with this. Polyester plus loose fit equals a blazer that goes flat and packs like a dream.
Wore this Monday to Friday at my desk, then Friday night to dinner, then Saturday to run errands. Each time it looked appropriate and polished without feeling overdressed.
The vintage collar actually delivers on that promise. It's got personality and presence, but you don't look like you're wearing a costume or trying too hard to be cool.