Thread Report

Linen Blazer from Weekday.

3 Weekday blazer products contain linen, ranging from 44% to 58%. It's typically blended with other fibres. Sorted by linen content — purest options first.

3Products
48.7%Avg Linen
44–58%Range
73%Avg Natural Fibre

All Linen Blazer from Weekday

3 products sorted by linen content. Click any product to view it on Weekday's site.

RELAXED LINEN BLEND BLAZER79% Mixed
RELAXED LINEN BLEND BLAZER
Linen 58%Viscose 42%
WAISTED LINEN-BLEND BLAZER70% Mixed
WAISTED LINEN-BLEND BLAZER
Viscose 52%Linen 44%Elastane 4%
LOOSE FIT DOUBLE-BREASTED LINEN-BLEND BLAZER70% Mixed
LOOSE FIT DOUBLE-BREASTED LINEN-BLEND BLAZER
Viscose 52%Linen 44%Elastane 4%

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many linen blazer does Weekday have?

We found 3 blazer products from Weekday that contain linen. The linen content ranges from 44% to 58%, averaging 48.7%.

Are Weekday blazer made from linen?

Some are. Out of all Weekday blazer products, 3 contain linen. The average linen content is 48.7%. Products are listed below from highest to lowest linen content.

Where can I buy linen blazer from Weekday?

Every product listed below links directly to Weekday's website where you can buy it. Products are sorted by linen percentage so the purest options appear first.

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