British Arms Blazer Button

Rooted in 18th‑century English tailoring, the British Arms Blazer Button embodies restrained luxury. The shield of the United Kingdom, dating to the 1707 Act of Union, harmonises England’s three passant lions, Scotland’s rampant lion, Wales’s trio of lions and Northern Ireland’s harp in crisp heraldic detail. Crafted in England with a gold‑plated finish, the button combines a solid brass core with a luminous surface that ages gracefully. Offered in two sizes for versatile lapel proportion—Large 2.0 cm and Small 1.5 cm—it integrates seamlessly with traditional and modern tailoring alike.

From Benson & Clegg, a house with a London heritage and a long stand in English blazer hardware, this piece foregrounds provenance as a design virtue. Production occurs in England, in small batches, by hand using time‑honoured techniques that have persisted for generations. Each order includes an individual spare button, ensuring longevity for repairs. Availability is intentionally measured, lending the piece its lasting prestige and collector appeal.

• Gold‑plated brass finish with the UK shield motif, a refined emblem for jackets.
• Two sizes: Large 2.0 cm and Small 1.5 cm to suit lapel scale.
• Made in England, crafted in Birmingham’s Jewellery Quarter using traditional techniques.
• Spare buttons supplied loose for easy, thoughtful repairs.
• Limited production approach enhances timeless value and collector appeal.