Denzel Button Blazer

This blazer is tailored and classic. This jacket is lined, has a slim fit and great button details. It’s an essential piece for your business wardrobe. Made with sustainable materials, you can feel good about your look and your ecological footprint

Made from 60% Cotton/40% Tencel
Made in the US
All trims locally sourced from small businesses
Dry Clean Only

*Tencel (lyocell) is an eco-friendly and sustainably sourced material made from the wood of Eucolyptus trees, and produced with non-toxic chemicals and recycled solvents. Each tree used is grown and replaced on special farms

*The buttons on this jacket are made from recycled coconut shells

Size	XS-XL
Style No.	14001

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The men’s Button Blazer is a perfect fit for the award-winning actor Denzel Washington, whose philanthropic actions off-screen are just as noteworthy. He’s been an active supporter of the Fisher House Foundation, which provides welcoming homes near army base hospitals for the families of injured soldiers to stay in while their loved ones undergo treatment. As well, he is a founding member of the Nelson Mandela Children’s Fund, and in 2018 donated one million dollars to the Wiley College debate team after starring in a film about the early days of the team. Perhaps his most notable philanthropic endeavor has been his long-standing relationship with the Boys and Girls Clubs of America (BGCA). He credits the organization that he joined when he was 6 years old with being a powerful influence during his formative years, and he has striven to pay that helping hand forward, serving as the national spokesperson for the BGCA since 1992. He shares this life-long connection to the BGCA with the co-founders of Limitless La Vie, who also joined the organization as children! Whether it’s support for injured soldiers, education, or children around the world.

His Philosophy

“At the end of the day, it’s not about what you have or even about what you’ve accomplished…It’s about who you’ve lifted up, who you’ve made better, it’s about what you’ve given back.”