Ermenegildo Zegna (Italy) 90s, Three-Roll-Two, Super 100s, Graph CheckSUNDAZED & OUTSIDE SOCIETYS.O.S. | sundazed.io/sosZegna’s three-roll-two blazer fuses superfine wool, micro-check depth, and canvas structure—tailoring engineered for clarity, restraint, and longevity.The Ermenegildo Zegna wool blazer exemplifies the pinnacle of industrial Italian tailoring—an object defined not by spectacle but by precision, proportion, and material command. Rooted in Zegna’s century-long heritage of vertically integrated craftsmanship, the jacket embodies the house’s dual mastery of textile engineering and sartorial construction. Founded in 1910 in Trivero, Italy, Zegna’s commitment to quiet luxury and technical innovation positions this garment within the brand’s legacy of outfitting professionals with understated authority. Every structural element—from its canvas interlining to its micro-check fabric—demonstrates a design philosophy centered on restraint, longevity, and form fluency. Constructed as a single-breasted, three-button blazer with a notched lapel, the garment follows a “three-roll-two” configuration—where the lapel subtly rolls over the top button, leaving the middle and bottom functional—requiring both exacting lapel drafting and internal shaping via pad stitching or hybrid interfacing. The silhouette adheres to a lightly tailored block with balanced shoulder-to-waist proportions, modest waist suppression, and dual vents for mobility.
