The oversized blazer carries more than proportion. It carries history.
For generations, tailoring belonged largely to the masculine wardrobe. The jacket represented authority, profession and presence. As women entered spaces once reserved for men, they began to make its codes their own.
From the early tailored silhouettes of the twentieth century to the women who wore menswear defiantly in the 1930s, and later the power dressing of the 1970s and 1980s, the blazer became something more than borrowed clothing. It became a symbol of independence.
And eventually, something changed.
The jacket no longer needed to be reduced, softened or reshaped simply because it was worn by a woman. Its masculine proportions could remain. Shoulders could be broader. The body could disappear slightly beneath the structure. Volume itself became part of the elegance.
That tension is what inspired the Maison Cycas d'Or Oversized Blazer line.
We preserve the generosity of the original silhouette and reinterpret it in leather: substantial, architectural and deliberately oversized. Worn by a woman, its proportions create a different kind of femininity, one that does not depend on revealing the body to establish presence.
It is a silhouette inherited from menswear, transformed through generations of women who chose to wear it on their own terms.
Not made smaller. Made hers.
100% lamb leather
100% cotton lining
Two inside pockets: one with a zipper and one without
Oversized Fit
Il blazer oversize porta con sé più di una semplice proporzione. Porta con sé la storia.
Per generazioni, la sartoria apparteneva principalmente al guardaroba maschile. La giacca rappresentava autorità, professione e presenza. Con l'ingresso delle donne negli spazi una volta riservati agli uomini, hanno iniziato a rendere propri i suoi codici.
Dal taglio sartoriale dei primi del ventesimo secolo alle donne che indossavano abiti maschili sfidando negli anni '30, e successivamente l'abbigliamento da lavoro dei anni '70 e '80, il blazer è diventato qualcosa di più di un semplice abito preso in prestito. È diventato un simbolo di indipendenza.
E alla fine, qualcosa è cambiato.
La giacca non aveva più bisogno di essere ridotta, ammorbidita o rimodellata semplicemente perché indossata da una donna. Le sue proporzioni maschili potevano rimanere. Le spalle potevano essere più larghe. Il corpo poteva scomparire leggermente sotto la struttura. Il volume stesso è diventato parte dell'eleganza.
Questa tensione è ciò che ha ispirato la linea Blazer Oversize Maison Cycas d'Or.
Preserviamo la generosità della silhouette originale e la reinterpretiamo in pelle: sostanziale, architettonica e volutamente oversize. Indossata da una donna, le sue proporzioni creano un diverso tipo di femminilità, una che non dipende dal mettere in mostra il corpo per stabilire la presenza.
È una silhouette ereditata dall'abbigliamento maschile, trasformata attraverso generazioni di donne che hanno scelto di indossarla secondo i propri termini.
Non reso più piccolo. Reso suo.
Pelle di agnello al 100%
Fodera in cotone al 100%
Due tasche interne: una con cerniera e una senza
The Oversized Blazer
The oversized blazer carries more than proportion. It carries history.
For generations, tailoring belonged largely to the masculine wardrobe. The jacket represented authority, profession and presence. As women entered spaces once reserved for men, they began to make its codes their own.
From the early tailored silhouettes of the twentieth century to the women who wore menswear defiantly in the 1930s, and later the power dressing of the 1970s and 1980s, the blazer became something more than borrowed clothing. It became a symbol of independence.
And eventually, something changed.
The jacket no longer needed to be reduced, softened or reshaped simply because it was worn by a woman. Its masculine proportions could remain. Shoulders could be broader. The body could disappear slightly beneath the structure. Volume itself became part of the elegance.
That tension is what inspired the Maison Cycas d'Or Oversized Blazer line.
We preserve the generosity of the original silhouette and reinterpret it in leather: substantial, architectural and deliberately oversized. Worn by a woman, its proportions create a different kind of femininity, one that does not depend on revealing the body to establish presence.
It is a silhouette inherited from menswear, transformed through generations of women who chose to wear it on their own terms.
Not made smaller. Made hers.