Alongside the rich earth-tone colors of browns and olives in sport jackets, the blue jacket remains a perennial favorite.  There is a measurable comfort, perhaps even a sense of security in the selection of a rich blue jacket.  We've heard it said that in our heart of hearts, it's the navy jacket that we turn to first.
 
From the Navy blazer we get an authoritative, powerful feeling.  It reminds us of the commander at sea or the policeman's uniform.  The classic blazer, in single or double-breasted styling, has never waned in popularity.  It is often a first choice for travelers as it easily coordinates with nearly any trouser color from the darkest grays to the lightest of tans. 
 
Beyond the navy blazer awaits another blue jacket destined to be a wardrobe favorite.  Consider the selection of a rich, elegant blue jacket in a subtle Glenn plaid, a delicate decoration of soft windowpane plaid, or a classic check pattern in a range of visible texture from traditional hound's-tooth to tiny tick-weave.
 
These blue jackets are made in the finest wools, often woven with silk for a luxurious hand and tone.  While easily paired with navy or medium blue trousers, these primary blue jackets are perfect with a range of gray trousers from deep, dark charcoal to silver gray.