Style Bee - The Linen Blazer - A Spring Staple For Under $100

The Linen Blazer – A Spring Staple For Under $100 CAD

03.10.23

A linen blazer is something I’ve always had in my closet, even well before I started a style blog. It’s a staple that continues to earn its keep year after year.

I’ve been on the look out for an option that wasn’t too structured but still had a tailored feel to it. Cue the star of today’s style post, The Taylor 100% Linen Relaxed Fit Blazer by GRAE COVE, a thoughtful brand that I think you’ll be as happy to discover as I was.

This beautiful blazer, is made from deliciously soft linen, with special details like sustainably sourced coconut shell buttons. It’s even machine washable but the best part is that it rings in at under $75 CAD with STYLEBEE20*.

Read on for more notes on this particular blazer and a few ways I’m styling it for spring!


*Affiliate discount code is valid on any order, any time!

This post is not sponsored but does contains affiliate links and features a gifted product. This means if you decide to shop through the links included, I may earn commission on a sale at no additional cost to you. All opinions are always my own and I only share items I love and think you might too. Thanks for supporting Style Bee!


Style Bee - The Linen Blazer - A Spring Staple For Under $100

A few quick notes about

The Taylor 100% Linen Relaxed Fit Blazer

Use STYLEBEE20 for 20% Off

SIZING: Fit is true to size, however, I decided to go for a Medium in this piece as I wanted a very relaxed fit. A Small would have definitely fit well just not as oversized.

PRICE POINT: $92.90 CAD $75 CAD with STYLEBEE20 – Free shipping on orders over $99 CAD with Free returns for 30 days!

Usually, I’d say this price point is too good to be true, but GRAE COVE has a unique supply chain model, making both sustainability and approachable pricing possible. You can learn more about how GRAE COVE can produce fairly, sustainably and at such an approachable price here. You’ll also find a full garment production cost breakdown on each listing.

Read about their premium natural materials, commitment to sustainability and the Grae Cove’s self-operated factory model if you’re interested.

FABRIC: 100% Linen, sustainably sourced and Standard 100 OEKO-TEX certified, which means there are no harmful chemicals, substances or dyes used in the making of the material.

CARE:

  • Machine wash cold with like colours. Gentle cycle.
  • Tumble dry low and remove promptly. I’d remove while still damp.
  • Low temperature ironing is recommended. Warm iron if needed. I iron out creases in my linen with lots of steam.
  • Do not use chlorine bleach. In essentially all cases, it’s ok to use peroxide.

NOTABLE DETAILS

Style Bee - The Linen Blazer - A Spring Staple For Under $100

UNLINED WITH BOUND INTERIOR SEAMS

This blazer is not lined, making it more casual and lightweight, which is great for the summer. The interior seams are bound so it doesn’t look or feel unfinished.

SINGLE BACK VENT

I personally like when a blazer has a vented back. It makes for easier movement if you’re walking, riding a bike or sitting.

Style Bee - The Linen Blazer - A Spring Staple For Under $100
Style Bee - The Linen Blazer - A Spring Staple For Under $100

BUTTONLESS CUFFS

Another small detail that gives this blazer a relaxed feel, are the buttonless cuffs. This makes rolling the cuffs super easy and there is no bulkiness from scrunched in buttons.

COCONUT SHELL BUTTONS

The natural buttons on this blazer are another small touch I enjoy. They’re simple, neutral and the piece comes with a spare should a replacement be needed.

Style Bee - The Linen Blazer - A Spring Staple For Under $100

SHOP THE PIECE

Taylor 100% Linen Relaxed Fit Blazer

Use STYLEBEE20 for 20% Off

HOW I’M STYLING THIS LINEN BLAZER FOR SPRING

LOOK 1

WITH A SIMPLE TEE, STRAIGHT LEG DARK DENIM, A WHITE SNEAKER & A MINI TOTE

I love this simple formula for an easy-going day of work or travel. It’s comfy but still feels put-together enough for coffee with a friend, a family visit or a lunch date.

Style Bee - The Linen Blazer - A Spring Staple For Under $100
Style Bee - The Linen Blazer - A Spring Staple For Under $100
Style Bee - The Linen Blazer - A Spring Staple For Under $100

SHOP THE LOOK

TAYLOR RELAXED LINEN BLAZER – tts but I sized up to a M – use STYLEBEE20

Pinnacle Tee – tts – use STYLEBEE10 – full review here

WAY HIGH JEAN – tts, if between go down. I’m wearing the 27.5″ inseam – wash is Vintage Indigo

Low 1 White Sneaker – tts – full review here – similar for less here

Sneaker Socks – these are my fav and there are so many options – use STYLEBEE15

Taupe Tote Bag – old – I love this option.


LOOK 2

OVER A SLIP DRESS WITH CUTE HEELS, A SILK SCARF & A FUN BAG

This is one of my go-to looks for a warm Easter Day, any type of shower, a Mother’s Day brunch, or a dressier evening on holiday. I love a relaxed blazer over a simple slip and with some cute accessories that add interest to the look.

Style Bee - The Linen Blazer - A Spring Staple For Under $100
Style Bee - The Linen Blazer - A Spring Staple For Under $100
Style Bee - The Linen Blazer - A Spring Staple For Under $100
Style Bee - The Linen Blazer - A Spring Staple For Under $100

SHOP LOOK 2

TAYLOR RELAXED LINEN BLAZER – tts but I sized up to a M – use STYLEBEE20

Small Tie Tote – Hackwith Design House – gifted – Such a fun spring/summer accessory

Silk Scarfold – Very similar option here.

Square Neck Silk Slip Dress – Eileen Fisher – gifted – tts with several colour options

Block Heel Mule – Nisolo – old – Linked to a similar option currently available.


LOOK 3

OVER A BLACK BASE WITH BROWN ACCESSORIES

I think a linen blazer is a perfect piece to bridge more “corporate” feeling styles, like a trouser, with a more spring vibe, while keeping the look professional. I’d wear this for any type of meeting or in a work setting. If I was a realtor, a teacher, an interior designer or worked in a more formal office setting, you’d find me in this type of outfit for sure.

Style Bee - The Linen Blazer - A Spring Staple For Under $100
Style Bee - The Linen Blazer - A Spring Staple For Under $100
Style Bee - The Linen Blazer - A Spring Staple For Under $100

SHOP LOOK 3

TAYLOR RELAXED LINEN BLAZER – tts but I sized up to a M – use STYLEBEE20

Silk Round Neck Tank – Eileen Fisher – tts – gifted years ago

Way High Drape Pant – tts for relaxed fit – I’m wearing my usual size 4 in the 32” inseam – More colours available.

Brown Belt with Gold Buckle – Madewell – runs large, I sized down to XS

High Ankle ReKnit Glove Boot – Everlane – tts – almost sold out, similar option here.


Thanks for tuning in!

Use STYLEBEE20 for 20% Off any purchase, anytime.

I often receive reader requests for affordable brand recommendations so I was very happy to discover and have the opportunity to test out GRAE COVE. If you’re not in the market for a Relaxed Linen Blazer you might check out their range of:

Linen dresses in timeless styles and lots of fun colours. – The Maddie Puff Sleeve is so feminine.

Pants and skirts that have lovely fits and unique detailing. – The Thalia Button Fly Palazzo is so fun!

Breezy linen shirts in all sorts of shapes and fits, perfect for the seasons ahead. – The Sierra is my top pick.

I’ll also be sharing a look at the Alaia Merino Wool Hoodie on the Style Journal next week (spoiler alert: it’s incredibly soft!)

Orders over $99 CAD ship free and returns are free for 30 days.

Leave me a comment here!

  1. Kris says:

    Hi Lee – love this blazer and the looks you styled – so good! And for making us aware of another sustainable company – as always, this post and your work on the blog/style journal is so much appreciated. My very favourite “style” read.

  2. PJ says:

    Thanks for this recommendation. Like you, I moved from more Canadian urban to in my case ‘less urban’ where the local style is casual and more importantly there isn’t an eco-drycleaner readily available. So I love getting recommendations in sustainable, quality fibres that I can either machine- or hand- wash at home. Drycleaning, or the need to drive to eco-drycleaning: neither is the most sustainable option in my books, if another quality option is available.