Blazers & Suits for clubs
Bespoke for Men & Women
Amanjeda by Katrin Kuldma has historically collaborated with various clubs to create bespoke club attire. We design high-quality models according to each club's wishes, ensuring they can be worn with pride. Together, we select materials and suitable colors and prepare embroidered emblems according to the club's symbols.
Our blazers, suits, and dress shirts are made according to each client's individual measurements and with professional, high-level craftsmanship. The design of the classic models features modern lines and contemporary style. We make our models only from high-quality wool fabrics sourced from the unique wool production region of Biella in northwest Italy. These details distinguish Amanjeda blazers and suits, making them aesthetically pleasing, comfortable to wear, and durable.
The delivery time for a club blazer is 5-7 weeks from the order placement. The process begins with taking measurements. You can read more about the process of making and ordering bespoke garments from Amanjeda by Katrin Kuldma at the following link.
YOU ARE WELCOME TO ORDER YOUR CLUB ATTIRE AT THE AMANJEDA BY KATRIN KULDMA FASHION HOUSE
Here, you will find a selection of models and fabrics. We are located at Maakri 19/1, Ultima Thule Gallery, Tallinn. To schedule a suitable time for taking measurements and making selections, you can call us at the following phone numbers: +372 50 13 797, +372 66 22 044, or by writing to the email address: info@amanjeda.com.
Club Attire Models & Materials
The club attire set traditionally includes blazers and dress trousers. For emblem colors, a specific material and color are usually agreed upon, for more unique colors, we select from the Loro Piana "World of Colours" fabric collection. Navy blue and black fabrics can be left to the choice of each club member.
For the details of the blazer model, we recommend allowing club members to make choices based on their preferences. For example, some may prefer a classic or softer shoulder line, or a fully or partially lined style. This way, everyone gets a blazer that suits their personality and provides long-lasting joy in wearing it. Of course, there are individual club rules and decisions on how much flexibility is allowed.
Below, you will find information on the prices of club attire, as well as tips on how to wear club attire stylishly, and an article on the history and etiquette of club attire.
Men's blazer from quality wool fabric starting at 899.- euros
Men's suit from quality wool fabric starting at 1499.- euros
Women's blazer from quality wool fabric starting at 899.- euros
Women's suit from quality wool fabric starting at 1499.- euros
Once measurements have been taken and all details agreed upon, we will send an advance payment invoice of 50% of the total cost of the jacket. The remaining balance is due when the order is ready. Embroidering the club emblem is included in the making of the club blazer. There is a one-time fee for creating the embroidery for each club. Partner clubs of AMANJEDA by Katrin Kuldma are eligible for a 10% discount on club attire.
Traditionally, the club blazer was worn with a tie and dress shirt. Nowadays, the rules are almost non-existent, and the classic dress shirt is often replaced with a polo or T-shirt for a modern and comfortable look with the blazer. The blazer is typically paired with medium grey dress trousers, but one can also wear dark grey or beige trousers, different colored cotton chinos, and of course, jeans. Rules and etiquette are agreements within each club, showing respect for values and traditions. One of the few remaining strict rules and etiquette norms worth remembering is that only a man who has crossed the Atlantic under sail can wear red trousers.
Club attire expresses pride and solidarity among club members with similar views and hobbies. Therefore, there are unified elements in the clothing. However, club attire is not equated with uniform attire; club members are usually strong individuals. Therefore, our recommendation is to approach the selection of details and accessories personally. For example, the choice of shirt with the club blazer could be freely made, including well-fitting polo and T-shirts.
Suit jacket, blazer, sport jacket, & sweaterblazer
The suit jacket, blazer, and sport jacket are similar garments, but they have different histories. In the USA, the blazer has come to mean anything with sleeves and lapels worn with contrasting trousers, yet there are significant differences among these three items. In Europe, a blazer signifies a more casual and sporty lifestyle, usually a navy jacket with gold or silver buttons. The suit jacket denotes a more formal coat worn with a suit, made from fine worsted wool. A sport jacket is a more rustic, thicker material, such as tweed, suitable for outerwear. Historically associated with the navy and sports, the blazer remains a beloved garment for men with a more casual and sporty style, making it a common choice for club attire. A modern approach blends and combines these styles, giving rise to a new concept in men's clothing - the sweater blazer. This is an exceptionally comfortable yet stylish jacket.
The origins of the blazer trace back to sailors and the English navy. The most traditional blazer is the double-breasted navy jacket with six golden buttons, flap pockets, and double vents. The famous garment got its name in 1837 when Queen Victoria of England visited the HMS Blazer, a navy ship. For this special occasion, the ship's captain ordered a double-breasted navy jacket with gold buttons. His innovative attire received royal approval, and soon other captains and officers began wearing similar jackets. Upon retiring, they continued to order similar clothing from their tailors. Thus, the double-breasted blazer with shiny buttons became a trend and gradually entered civilian circulation.