River Island's sell-out Collarless Jacket is back in stock - and in new shades
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River Island launched the ultra-chic Collarless Jacket earlier this year, which we saw styled beautifully on content creator Emily Rose Moloney.
The blazer jacket hybrid was available in cream, pale blue and vibrant red when it first launched a few months back, but it sold out in a flurry on River Island, as well as other stockists, including ASOS.
We have been patiently waiting for the design to come back in stock for months. Finally the staple is back in stock, and in two new colourways.
The Collarless Jacket offers a structured fit with a flare hem.It has a round neck, no collar, and long sleeves. It also boasts a button front fastening, though the four buttons stop just below the ribcage, so the lower half of the jacket flares out to the hips. Available in UK dress sizes 6 to 20. It also comes in a cobalt blue hue. BUY NOW FOR £59
River Island's Collarless Jacket is exactly what it says on the tin. It is, in essence, a round neck blazer without a collar. It boasts long sleeves, a button-front fastening that stops four buttons down, which allows the lower half of the jacket to flare open.
The jacket has been crafted from a polyester and elastane blend, which means there is just enough stretch to hug the body perfectly without restricting mobility like other rigid blazers we have owned.
The Collarless Jacket also features decorative flap pockets, though these are only for aesthetic purposes.
The jacket is structured and achieves a fitted look, which contrasts the lower section of the design for a flattering fit and flare finish. More Trending
Pair with tailored trousers, shorts, high waisted jeans, a slip skirt, or even layer over a satin dress. Whether you team with loafers, ballet pumps, sandals, or heels is entirely up to you, but this jacket is the ultimate staple to elevate any look.
The Collarless Jacket is available in powder pink as well as a bright cobalt blue, both of which are available in UK dress sizes 6 to 20, though stock is selling out fast.
According to the website this design is trending, which is unsurprising considering how quickly the original launch sold out. It is a chic alternative to the classic tailored blazer or oversize fit, and we need it in our wardrobes.
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