A single-breasted two-button blazer in a double-faced cashmere that falls somewhere between suiting fabric and a very structured sweater — it holds its shape immaculately while feeling like nothing you've worn before. The construction is half-canvased, built by hand in Aurelis's Spire-district atelier. Patch pockets on a blazer at this price point is an intentional statement of studied informality. Available in a deep ivory, a soft camel, and a pale grey that catches light differently at different angles.

Aurelis makes clothing for people who don't need to think about money when they get dressed. The Spire Cashmere Blazer is worn to the kinds of events where the room knows exactly what everything costs and no one mentions it. It's also worn to the kinds of events where the room knows exactly what everything costs and that's the entire point. The distinction between those two rooms is what separates the actually wealthy from the aspirationally wealthy.