Proportion
A readable shoulder and lapel sit over a slightly generous body. Volume is controlled rather than exaggerated.
01 / THE JUNZI BLAZER
The first Alan Chung garment: a relaxed single-breasted blazer designed to hold European tailoring discipline while allowing the softer proportions of contemporary Seoul menswear to breathe.
THE IDEA
The Junzi takes its name from the Confucian idea of the cultivated person. The reference is philosophical rather than decorative: composure, proportion and conduct are translated into the garment's construction.
The cultural influence is deliberately quiet. Nothing on the garment needs to announce where the idea came from.
A readable shoulder and lapel sit over a slightly generous body. Volume is controlled rather than exaggerated.
The body is easier, the sleeve has room, and the jacket works as a layer rather than a rigid uniform.
Clean lapel roll, disciplined pocket placement and a long vertical line keep the garment tailored.
CONSTRUCTION STUDY
The first prototype uses a technical wool-blend direction. Exact composition remains open until mill sampling, cost and performance testing are complete.
WHAT IT IS NOT
The Junzi is not a Mandarin-style jacket, a K-pop stage piece, an oversized streetwear blazer or a conventional slim office jacket. Its identity has to survive without cultural props, logos or graphic decoration.
A modern Asian influence should make the garment more precise, not more decorative.
Before this page becomes a shopping page, the physical sample must pass pattern, fit, fabric, durability and landed-cost gates. The public site will never describe development work as production-ready inventory.
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