As we roll into spring and summer, the last thing a stylish fella like yourself wants to worry about is dressing sharp in the heat — or rather, beating the heat in style without sacrificing comfort. It’s a tall order in a time of outdoor weddings and rooftop soirees, but there are ways to combat the heat of spring and summer in comfortable, crisp and stylish fashion: The Relwen Flyweight Flex Blazer is a great place to start if you find your calendar packed with more formally inclined outdoor occasions.

It’s everything you could want in an elegant blazer that’s far from stuffy, starting with the fabrication and the classically inspired build.

As sold by our good friends at Huckberry, it’s the kind of blazer that shows you mean business, yet it’s more fresh and modern than a navy blazer with traditional gold buttons — while there’s a time and a place for utterly classic style, the Relwen Flyweight Flex Blazer is all about good looks tailor-made for warmer weather.

The Relwen Flyweight Flex Blazer carries on the Ohio-based brand’s penchant for nodding to the classics while giving them a fresh twist — for instance, this blazer takes some design cues from old-school sportcoats, the kind that were once worn hunting (note the throat latch and what’s technically a five-button front). And yet, the Relwen Flyweight Flex Blazer also retains all the trappings of a traditional, casual sportcoat, using patch pockets and a lightweight stretch cotton exterior for plenty of comfort, at least in my experience.

I’ve worn the Relwen Flyweight Flex Blazer to outdoor rooftop drinks and to meetings in the city (this is a Brooklyn style blog, after all), and I’ve found the garment-washed finish gives it lightweight comfort, while the stretch cotton design offers enough flexibility to wear it over a stretch dress shirt, an Oxford shirt or even a Huckberry T-shirt.

The Relwen Flyweight Flex Blazer even features helpful touches like a hidden interior chest zip pocket for your valuables, while it’s also built out with a traditional welt chest pocket, like other favorite blazers in your rotation. Its lack of padding gives it a breezy, rather than stuffy, feel, while the Relwen Flyweight Flex Blazer comes in shades ranging British Khaki to Olive and Charcoal (Charcoal is my personal favorite).

It feels durable without being overly heavy, and it wears as easily with chinos and a chambray shirt as it does with a tee and rolled light wash jeans. For all your outdoor tailored pursuits this summer, consider reaching for the seriously versatile, effortlessly cool Relwen Flyweight Flex Blazer from Huckberry, folks.