What is the jacket?

Blazer or Jacket cruise is generally a double breast jacket, which is first worn by men, and usually schoolchildren during the late 19th century in England. While today's jacket can be worn by men or women and is usually available in muted colors, the early jacket was often striped and made of bright colors. In the uniforms of boys, one party usually had a school or home patch. It can also decorate other patches such as prefector badges. Today it is still quite common to see them in private schools - especially boarding schools require a Navy blue jacket for girls and boys. It can also be part of the clothes for boys and men, replace the jacket and wear your pants. Fabrics may vary from woolen flannel to lightweight laundry. For women. In the age of 80, the garment seemed part of the uniform of every working woman. They often came in complicated colors, represented gold buttons and huge shoulder pads. Woolen flannel, cashmere and woolen Gabardine were for the female version of popular weavingus. Lighter fabrics such as cotton, polyester or rayon can also be used.

In the age of 90, the jacket was definitely on the way from female fashion. Especially large shoulder pads were considered dated. Newer blazers or women's jackets were often more adapted to female bodies than to represent the design of the version inspired by men's clothing. Various jackets have come in style since then. Emphasis in contemporary female jackets are either short jackets or narrowly equipped pieces. The longer the hip-cooking jacket is harder to find, but there is no doubt that some designer eventually "invented" it again on the lateral point.

The name comes from a clear color of the early versions of the jacket. Patterns, stripes and colors "radiated" in the outdoor world and triggered a festive opportunity. Interestingly, people now consider the jacket to be a formal clothing when its first use was much more expensive. Cricket players and yachtThey wore them, hence the name of the cruise jacket to mark the festive and informal aspects of recreational activities.