Berlin Station Hector DeJean Brown Blazer

Do you love vintage leather jackets? If yes, you’ve come to the right place. Leather is a very versatile fabric. It is used in making shoes, bags, and belts but the most common are blazers. Leather blazers are a wardrobe staple. There are a number of reasons for this. Firstly, leather does not lose its value over time. But as the leather ages, it becomes vintage and more costly. 

“Berlin Station” is a famous spy series. In this series, Daniel Miller is an undercover agent. He is arriving at the CIA station in Berlin, Germany. Miller is on a mission to identify and expose the real identity of a now-famous whistleblower. Who is masquerading as Thomas Shaw? The more Miller uncovers and investigates the case. The more conspiracy leads back to the city, Washington DC.

In the show “Berlin Station” Hector DeJean wears a brown blazer. This Berlin Station Hector DeJean Brown Blazer is one example of a vintage brown leather blazer. This blazer has caught the eyes of many people watching the show. This is a formal and effortless blazer. Because of this blazer, the fan following of the show is also increasing.

Coming to the specifications. Firstly this is brown. Which is a suitable color for the autumn season. The inner lining is of viscose so that the interior remains soft and smooth out the rough leather edges. This blazer also has full sleeves and open hem cuffs. The front also has buttons for easy opening and closing of the blazer. And also has a lapel-style collar.

Secondly, since this is a practical and formal blazer. Therefore, adding pockets was very essential. That is why it has four total pockets. Two of them are on the side while the rest are inside the blazer.

Lastly, this Berlin Station Brown Blazer is a very effortless blazer and you can easily wear it on multiple occasions. Going for an interview, attending a meeting or just running errands. Moreover, this is a gender-neutral blazer. This will be a great addition to your wardrobe. So get out there and rock your style.