Women’s Winter Blazers

The Mason's Women’s Blazers Autumn Winter 2026 collection offers two models in the Jersey City line: Helena and Irene. Both are designed to create coordinated suits with pants from the same line, but also work as standalone blazers on different silhouettes. They are made from jersey, each with its own character: Helena is available in a technical version, with lurex and in patterned jacquard, while Irene works with the Prince of Wales pattern, a precise and recognizable winter design.

Black, wine and light brown for Helena; dark brown for Irene. An essential winter palette, designed to fit naturally into the everyday wardrobe and the coordinated looks of the season.

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  • Helena women’s blazer in technical jersey

    €339,00

    HELENA

    Helena women’s blazer in technical jersey
    €339,00

  • Helena women’s blazer in technical jersey

    €339,00

    HELENA

    Helena women’s blazer in technical jersey
    €339,00
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Which women’s blazers does Mason's offer for Autumn Winter 2026?

Mason's offers two women’s blazers for Autumn Winter 2026, both in the Jersey City line. The Helena is the more articulated model: available in a technical version for everyday use, with lurex for more refined occasions and in patterned jacquard for a more sophisticated look. The Irene has a more precise identity, built around the Prince of Wales pattern: a classic winter design that gives the jacket a recognizable character. Both can be paired with coordinated pants or worn as standalone blazers.

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What is the difference between the Helena blazer and the Irene blazer?

The Helena is the more versatile blazer of the two: it changes register depending on the fabric chosen, moving from the technical version for the office and the city, to the lurex version for evenings, up to the patterned jacquard for a more decorative and refined look. The Irene instead has a more defined identity — the Prince of Wales pattern gives it a precise and recognizable winter character, suitable for those looking for a blazer with a specific personality rather than a transversal garment. Both pair with the coordinated pants from the Jersey City line, but also work separately on different silhouettes.

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Which fabrics characterize Mason's women’s blazers?

All blazers in the collection are made from jersey, with different constructions that change the character of the garment. The technical jersey of the Helena is compact, soft and designed to accompany the day without making the silhouette rigid. Lurex integrates metallic yarns into the fabric, adding a discreet brightness that makes the blazer suitable for evening occasions. The patterned jacquard has a pattern woven directly into the structure of the fabric, three-dimensional and visually richer. The Prince of Wales pattern of the Irene instead introduces a classic check design, giving the blazer a stronger and more recognizable winter character.

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How, when and with what should you wear Mason's women’s blazers?

The Helena in the technical version is the most transversal blazer: it works from the office to the city, paired with the coordinated pants from the Jersey City line — Chile City, New York O Shape, Kik and New York Wide Tailored — or as a standalone blazer over clean-lined pants such as New York Studio or Easy Straight. The lurex version is more suitable for evenings and more refined occasions, while the patterned jacquard pairs with solid-color garments to keep the blazer as the protagonist. The Irene in Prince of Wales pattern works well with the coordinated New York Studio Tailored, or as a standalone blazer for a neat and recognizable winter look, from the office to a refined aperitif. To explore coordinated looks further, the dedicated suits page gathers all the pairings in the collection.

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Why choose Mason's for a women’s blazer?

Mason's was founded in 1974 from the Martini family’s sartorial experience and from a construction culture that can also be found in the women’s blazers. The Helena and the Irene are not generic jackets, but garments designed to dialogue with the pants in the collection and to work in different contexts without losing coherence. The jersey construction — soft, elastic and comfortable — brings into the blazer the same philosophy that Mason's applies to pants: studied fit, selected fabric and an elegance that feels effortless to wear.