Calvin Klein Men's Pure Wool Charcoal Gray Blazer with (2) Button Closure

Stylish Charcoal Gray blazer featuring unique button detail. Perfect for formal occasions. Calvin Klein introduced its men's clothing line, including tailored clothing and sportswear, in 1978, a decade after the company's founding. The brand's menswear history is characterized by a minimalist aesthetic, innovative licensing, and iconic, often provocative, advertising campaigns that revolutionized the market, especially for men's underwear. 1978: Launch of Menswear Klein introduced his first menswear collection, which ranged from neckties to suits and overcoats, approaching the design "with the same philosophy as the women's," emphasizing simple, comfortable, and stylish clothes with clean lines and classic fabrics. The production and sale were initially licensed to Bidermann Industries. 1980s: The Underwear Revolution. The brand dramatically changed the men's underwear market when it introduced its designer line in 1982. Before this, most men's underwear was plain white and purchased in multi-packs by wives or mothers. Klein's provocative advertising campaigns, featuring models like Mark Wahlberg, made men care about the brand of their underwear and turned the simple briefs into a symbol of style and sensuality. During his time as head of menswear design from 1990-1995, John Varvatos also pioneered the popular boxer brief hybrid style. * Calvin Klein continues to offer a range of men's suits and tailored clothing.