22 Best Black Blazers for Women to Shop 2022

Not at all restrictive, this blazer (a best seller on Amazon, btw) is made from a stretch fabric that makes it comfy and easy to move around in all day long. The longer length and loose silhouette help, too.

Instead of wool, this lightweight, cropped blazer is made with a linen blend that gives it a much more relaxed fit and feel. You’ll be glad to have this one in your closet for hotter summer days or your next beach vacay.

This faux leather blazer is giving me alllll the ’90s vibes, especially if paired with high-waist baggy denim jeans and a white baby tee.

Sometimes what you need is a classic, timeless wardrobe staple, and if that’s the case for you rn, order this one ASAP. Not too trendy, this single-button blazer with a notched collar is one you’ll be able to wear for years to come.

When you need to look professional at 9 a.m. but meet up with your friends at 9 p.m., go with this one. Instead of a totally black blazer, this fabric has a pinstripe pattern that goes perfectly with a pair of white boots.

Usually, a blazer that features tweed fabric, faux pearl buttons, button cuffs, and padded shoulders sounds like something your grandma would wear, but this tiny cropped version is much more modern than that (no offense, Nana).

With lapels in both the front and in the back, this fitted blazer is perfect for the creative who wants to look professional but also unique.

Few things are cooler right now than a little cropped blazer with a strong shoulder and deep-V neckline. Wear it with a mini skirt and chunky boots, and you’ll be basically a walking Pinterest board.

Can’t decide between your navy pinstripe blazer or your black blazer? You must be a Libra! This two-tone blazer that features both will make your decision much easier.

Looks like a blazer but fits like a dress, the blazer dress is a cool alternative to the skirt suit. This double-breasted blazer can be worn as a dress when button up or worn open like a long-line blazer. 

Unlike a traditional, fitted blazer, an oversized jacket has plenty of room for layering underneath during colder months but can be worn with a bra top (or no top?!) for a night out in the summer.

A long-line blazer like this one worn open goes perfectly with a pair of jeans for a free-and-easy feel or dress pants or trousers for the office.

Ignore all the rules that say the shoulder seam should hit perfectly at the edge of your shoulder. See how cool an oversized fit can look?! The looseness of this blazer feels intentional and not at all droopy. 

This casual-yet-classic jacket has all the markings of a blazer (lapel, button closures, and flap pockets) but it also features an unstructured shape with the relaxed feel of a cardigan.

This statement blazer feels more like a top than a blazer you would layer over one. And with a cool corset waist and metal hook closures, this top is one you definitely would not want to cover up.

On the more fitted side of things, you have this blazer. If you prefer a slimmer fit, go with this snug blazer jacket.

Add a little interest to your basic black blazer with two rows of buttons. This double-breasted blazer can feel a little more formal when you need it to, but you can also scrunch up the sleeves if you want to dress it down a bit.

A black blazer is something you know you’re going to get a lot of use out of, so it makes for the perfect investment piece. This one is made of Italian wool flannel and has a relaxed fit that makes it easy to throw on over any outfit.

Nothing about this vegan leather blazer says “boring work suit.” In lieu of button closures, you get a matching leather sash to give it that leisurely feel.

If you were to merge a suit jacket with a wrap dress, it’d look something like this LBD. Instead of buttoning in the front the way blazers traditionally do, this one crosses and ties at the side with a fringed sash—perfect if you want a more adjustable fit.

This is the blazer to reach for when you really want to cinch that waist. This two-button blazer can be worn with or without the detachable belt. Click through to see the supes-cute ruffle in the back, too.

The patchwork seams give this faux-leather blazer even more of a vintage feel if you love a good throwback fashion moment.