Oh yes, I do! I love mine, and I own--and wear--several blazers, in various fabrics and colours. The secret is to choose ones that you find comfortable, not stiff.

I dont work in an office anymore, so I have edited out a few of my blazers. But I will always want to own a few ones. I happily wear them in video conferences as well as when I go grocery shopping or sightseeing--and for several other activities. They can effectively dress up the simplest outfit of jeans & tee, and of course they look great with simple skirts and dresses as well.

I love blazers. When I was working, I had several in my wardrobe. Now I have one--a leather one about 18 years old.
I want to add a Smythe or Veronica Beard blazer to my wardrobe. I would wear it with jeans to go to concerts and dinners.

Ouu.. more fans of blazers have chimed in.
Jonesy- Those Uniqlo cotton blazers look very relaxed and casual to my eye, something I could consider.
LaPed - Yes, I find blazers under coats too bulky for me as well.
Jenn NZ - I too prefer softer blazer-esque styles to wear.
The Cat, Style Fan - Looks like you both have found plenty of opportunities to wear your blazers.

Yes - they are often a FFBO for me.

I currently own five and am not looking for any more:

1) New Navy blazer (part of a suit) added 2024
2) Second hand black tuxedo blazer - added 2023, mostly wear at night
3) Second hand cream linen blazer - added 2023, good in transitional weather
4) Second hand mustard blazer - is my most fitted, love the colour but I don't wear it a lot - added 2020
5) Soft grey blazer - new in about 2017 or 2018 - my most worn, really useful neutral colour. Still love it.

I mostly wear with jeans or pants for work, but will wear socially in the weekends as well.

I have far too many blazers, and I used to wear them all the time. However, I have worn them less this season. I'm moving more towards leather and denim toppers (and I used to NEVER wear denim jackets).

The last time I wore one was at a semi-formal dinner. I wore a navy blazer over a camel cashmere poloneck with dark denim jeans and boots.

Yes, I'm wearing one today, in fact! I used to wear them every day but have weeded them out a lot. The ones you see here are the only true blazers left, although I do have a lot of jackets in other styles.

I love blazers and they often serve as my coat in our mild Autumn/Winter. (Since my only office jobs have been in either non-profit or hi-tech I don't have workwear associations with them .) That said, I have lately been sometimes looking for more casual options when I feel my outfit is already a bit formal.

MsMary- Great blazer/jean combo, very casual chic
Echo-  Haha another denim jacket convert.
Sal- Looks like blazers are still a big part of your style.
Jaime- Blazers used as outerwear is a good way to get some wear out of them.

I really like blazers but have no need of them with my casual lifestyle. I do have two: a brown plaid that I need to pull out and wear in the fall, and a beautiful plum wool blazer that has matching wide trousers. I don't wear these pieces often, but I'm glad I have them.

I wear my blazers casually, with sweaters when it's cold and tees when it's warm.

I do love them, but have eliminated most of them. I no longer work, and they don’t fit my current and future lifestyle.

Fond memories, though! The black velvet blazer I craved in high school in the 70’s (my glam rock era). A Liz Claiborne blue madras plaid with a menswear-ish stripe lining in the 80’s. A navy gabardine DKNY suit (with tailored shorts) - very 90’s! I wore it to the Russian Tea Room in NYC. And some very nice Dana Buchman work suits in the aughts.

Needless to say I enjoy trips down fashion’s memory lane.

I still have many blazers and go through phases where I enjoy wearing them. At other times I prefer longer cardigans or a leather jacket. I am not a fan of jean jackets. For whatever reason, I do not suit cropped jacket lengths unless paired with a dress and maybe not then either.

Bonnie- Your blazers outfits look terrific.

Kate- Yep a change of lifestyle has made a big difference for me wearing blazers now.

Sloper- Oh I had a black velvet blazer at one time too, the 70s, 80s and 90s were great decades for blazer wearing
Staysfit- Finding blazers with the right fit & style can be a challenge, sounds like you’ve sorted out what suits you best.

An idea for anyone who enjoys the look but not the feel: a good-quality knit blazer combines polish with ease and comfort.

I definitely enjoy a blazer from time to time. But I probably wear my moto jackets a little more. For years I wore a black blazers a lot and have needed a new one for a long time, but tbh I can't really get motivated to spend the $$ on one, so I'm thinking I may hang it up!

This one is my current obsession: https://www.saksoff5th.com/pro.....0020472194. I bought it at full price, probably the most expensive piece of clothing I've ever bought, so I'm trying to wear it a lot...I wear it with Ecru jeans. (And um, I did try the shorts on...they were so dumb looking, lol!!)

• I am about to post about my latest blazer. I have always liked blazers, from my first navy blue as a senior in high school, to my current ones, although I don't wear most of them often. Blazers were so perfect for me over the years. Now my changing body is making it more difficult, but I think I will keep on wearing them anyway. My husband gets his blazers altered until they are perfect. I guess I've been lucky that I've been able to wear them so easily.

Yes! All year round! All of my blazers are fully lined (a deal breaker for me if they're not). In the spring and fall, I wear blazers as coats, sometimes with scarves and gloves. In the summer, they're great to ward off the chill of the AC. In winter, they're great for layering with a winter coat on top. I like how chic and sharp they look. Only my black blazers have matching pants/skirts to make a suit. The other blazers are comfortable and easy to pair with jeans, pants or some skirts.

Late to the party here, and I’m a huge fan of blazers. As I near retirement in the next 5 years or so, I probably shouldn’t buy any more but I wear one once or twice a week. I just returned from a professional conference and took 2 for 6 days and wish I’d brought another! While covid casualized my office I love how a blazer - along with shoes and jewelry- takes my bootcut jeans to a cool and polished place. I don that look twice a week. I’m a big yes!