Zara Tindall stepped out over the weekend in a tailored Fairfax & Favor blazer that channels the refined countryside look popularised by Susie Glass in Netflix's The Gentlemen. The 45-year-old royal wore the heritage-inspired jacket, reinforcing why British country dressing is a leading autumn fashion trend.
The Sybil Blazer: A £395 Investment Piece
The Fairfax & Favor Sybil Trimmed Blazer costs £395 and is crafted from 100% premium wool in the brand's Forest colourway. It features a subtle heritage check, structured shoulders, smart lapels, and antique brass military-style buttons. The fitted, hip-length design creates a flattering silhouette suitable for tailored trousers, denim, or riding leggings.
Zara styled hers with a crisp white blouse, chocolate-brown trousers, a coordinating hat, and a Fairfax & Favor handbag. The jacket is described by the brand as a very fitted design, so shoppers who prefer extra room or plan to layer knitwear may wish to size up.
Availability and Alternatives
Sizes 10, 12, 14, and 18 were available at the time of writing, though stock is moving quickly. Shoppers can sign up for stock notifications if their preferred size sells out. For lower-cost options, a brown heritage-check blazer from Nobody's Child is available for £159 in sizes 4 to 18, and a Canterley Brown Herringbone Tweed Blazer from Joules costs £149 in sizes 6 to 20, made with 49% recycled wool.
The Sybil blazer's premium wool construction and timeless tailoring position it as a durable autumn wardrobe staple, though its £395 price point makes it a considered purchase.
