Eddie Bauer Men's Ultimate Voyager Travel Blazer

Looks good for what it is. I like all the inside pockets, and it is good for travel. I got it for half the price in early April. It's not worth $150.

This blazer is light, comfortable and built for traveling with all those secure zip pockets (perfect for some parts of Europe if you get what I mean....). If you're looking for something casual to pair with some jeans and a t-shirt while you travel, this will definitely fit what you're looking for.Fit-wise, I'm a Medium and the 40 fits me just good. A little bit of stretch and room for me to move around with luggage, but not too loose that I look goofy. I read one reviewer claims that the design is weird with extra button near the lapel neck. However, this reviewer must had never worn a trench-coat. This design for extra windy or rainy conditions so you can flip the lapel and button up around the neck to wear it like a coat. I found this design a pretty nice plus for the Ultimate Voyager Travel Blazer because you'll never know what kind of weather you'll run into traveling.However, if you're looking to buy this to pack one less blazer for clubbing or a business trip, don't get this. This Ultimate Voyager Travel Blazer is not built for that. The comfortable material is wrinkly and doesn't hold the shape that you want for a formal fitted blazer or suit jacket.As for the pricing, I agree that the pricing $140+ is a little steep. However, if you can get it on sale for $70~ or so, I would say it is a fair deal. I highly recommend that if you're interested to buy it from Amazon due to their easy exchange and return policy compared to Eddie Bauer.

Perfect fit ,love all those extra pockets, nice color but the best is that is water proof!!

I've always liked EB clothing, but this travel blazer completely missed the mark. The fabric has an annoying sheen to it . . . and the extra large stitching is impossible to ignore. This inner lining reminds me of the netting one would find in swim trunks. None of this was visible on the website images, even with zooming in. On the positive side, it is indeed light weight.

This is a mostly-unstructured jacket, that has a lot of features that make it beneficial for travel. A lot of spacious pockets, washable, comfortable fitting, and stretchy in the places needed for extended periods of hailing and lifting luggage. The sleeves are a little long (for me), but that is a minor and fixable condition.

From a long-time Eddie Bauer customer...The product line has gone from great to poor and this item is a prime example. Nothing like it is described in the product description. It is definitely not a blazer. It is more like an ill-fitting over shirt. It screams cheap, cheap, cheap. It definitely wrinkles. (So much for the claimed non-wrinkle.) The construction boards on the amateurish. Would not buy it at $49 let alone at $149. Want to look like a real goof? Wear this.

I bought this because I've been traveling a lot and getting my jacket pressed is not always easy. Also, the brand has always provided good products. I liked that it's light weight and supposedly wrinkle resistant so that it won't looked scrunched up after sitting in my suitcase. But it does. I'm better off with my wool jackets even though it's a bit heavier. Had I had the time, I would have returned it.

The medium travel blazer fits me perfectly for a size 40 regular. It provides the look without being formal. The several pockets help stow stuff that would normally go into a separate small travel pouch or bag.