MANI GIORGIO ARMANI for SAKS 5TH AVE MEN'S VINTAGE WOOL BLEND LUXURY BLAZER

GREAT PIECE! MANI Mani was a diffusion line created by Giorgio Armani in the 1980s. The line offered a more accessible price point compared to the designer's high-end Giorgio Armani collections while maintaining his signature style of understated elegance and sophisticated tailoring. Mani focused on refined, ready-to-wear pieces for both men and women, emphasizing clean lines, luxurious fabrics, and versatility. Mani was part of Armani's strategy to diversify his brand offerings while reaching a broader audience. It appealed to customers who admired Armani’s designs but sought more affordable options. Despite its discontinuation, Mani remains a notable part of Armani’s history, reflecting the designer’s early efforts to democratize luxury fashion while maintaining the brand’s core identity. Vintage Mani pieces are now sought after for their enduring style and craftsmanship. Saks Fifth Avenue is known for its: High-quality men's and women's fashions, Exceptional customer service, Emphasis on the digital customer experience, and Class and elegance. Founding The original Saks opened in Washington, D.C.'s F Street shopping district in 1867. Herald Square store In 1902, Saks expanded into Manhattan with a store in Herald Square. Fifth Avenue flagship store In 1924, Horace Saks and Bernard Gimbel opened the flagship store on Fifth Avenue. It was the first large retail operation in what was then primarily a residential district.