Eebbaai® Oxblood Longline Tailored Waistcoat

Use a longer tailored layer to bring purpose to simple outfits with the Oxblood Longline Tailored Waistcoat. The Power in Proportion theme centers on a rich burgundy shade, a defined waist, and a clean sleeveless outline. The waistcoat can form the main structure of an outfit over a light blouse or fine knit. Its length gives it a different role from a short vest, extending the line over the upper hip while keeping the arms free.

Notched lapels lead toward two front buttons positioned around the waist. Princess seams shape the body, and welt pockets maintain a restrained surface. The lined interior provides a finished reverse side. An adjustable back tab offers a small amount of waist adjustment, although it does not replace choosing the correct size. The lower front corners have short cutaways, and the main hem is straight. A small Eebbaai® plaque identifies the left pocket detail.

Layer the waistcoat over a pearl blouse with dark trousers for a strong but measured combination. A slim black knit underneath can make the oxblood color feel deeper. Choose a base layer that fits smoothly at the armholes, and check the buttoned waist while sitting. The suiting blend includes limited stretch, but the lapels should lie flat without pulling. The design works best when its long line remains visible rather than being hidden under a shorter, bulky outer layer.

Design theme: Power in Proportion. Material specification: 78% polyester, 18% viscose, and 4% elastane suiting; 100% polyester lining. Key construction details include notched lapels, a shaped longline body, two front buttons, welt pockets, and an adjustable back tab. The design uses conventional sewn textile construction, supported folds, and functional openings appropriate to the silhouette.

The Eebbaai® identity appears through a woven label and a restrained branded finishing detail appropriate to the design. The collection is intended for adult women who value visible construction, balanced proportions, and clothing that can support several occasions. Styling is presented as inspiration rather than a required way to dress. Choose the combinations and degree of fit that feel right for your own proportions, routine, and personal style.

Choose your size by comparing your current body measurements with the final garment size information, paying attention to the areas that matter for this shape. Letter sizes are selection labels and should not be treated as exact measurements. If you are between sizes, consider how much ease you want and whether you will add another layer. Check the fit while sitting as well as standing, and make sure closures rest comfortably. The same piece can look more fitted or more relaxed on different bodies, even when both wearers choose the same labeled size.

Care for the garment according to its sewn-in care label. Separate similar colors, fasten any closures before washing, and avoid unnecessary friction from rough items in the same load. Use a gentle approach appropriate to the final fabric specification rather than assuming every material tolerates the same heat or agitation. Reshape with care after washing and allow the garment to dry fully before storage. Keep ironing or steaming settings suitable for the fiber content, and protect visible brand labels from direct high heat. Thoughtful routine care helps preserve the intended appearance.

The gallery shows the design from several useful perspectives so you can examine its overall shape, back construction, surface texture, and finishing details. Lighting, screen settings, and natural fabric folds can change the way a color appears. Accessories and other garments used for styling are separate from this item unless specifically stated. This listing covers one garment in the color and size selected. Read the title, material information, closure details, and chosen variant together when deciding whether the design suits your wardrobe and the occasions you have in mind.