Looks is nice fit comfortable material was good quality is nice

Came smashed up in a baggy, fit was weird, super wide shoulders but slim upper arms. Dont need to say much more really.

This isn’t really what I was expecting from a suit coat especially at the price offered. The material feels very cheap and flimsy and was wrinkled up so bad I had to iron it over and over and it still didn’t look great. The fit was really a problem for me. It just didn’t feel normal at all. It felt big and small at the same time and the arms were sewn so far down in the pit I couldn’t raise my arms. It was so hard to move around it felt like I was wearing a straight jacket or something.

By now I can safely say I’m an experienced blazer and suit commentator; due to how many years I have been wearing them within a workplace environment. I am always looking for a new style and fit that is within a reasonable price range. I like to focus on what I refer to as medium priced blazers. This price range falls within the 78-to-200-dollar range, according to how I like to categorize them.
I am very excited to have found a new brand that I sort of stumbled across during a browsing session, where I was not even looking for a blazer at the time of this find. It is always a good sign when such a standard article of clothing can stand out just by viewing a product page picture which is what happened here.
I have to wear blazers that are within a professional visual context; so, I usually stick to solid colors with sometimes going a little out there with a velvet design or plaid.
The brand I am referring to is the Qisuma brand. That is the brand name on their brand page, however on the upper pocket area the word Wehilion appears. That word, whatever it means, is actually one of the reasons i chose this sport coat. I like the cursive lettering and the font size which i do not usually go for on blazers unless its a popular name brand. There is something about the way the lettering is presented that i find professional and not tacky.
The main thing that caught my attention with this is the material it is made out of. It looks very denim like although it is does not contain any but rather is made up of 70 percent Terylene and 27.3 Rayon, then 2.7 percent Tencel. This material fusion that its made from is super lightweight, but not so light that it wrinkles easy. The outside of it is super smooth to the touch and therefore comfortable on the outside, as well as the inside lining.
I like how there is two buttons to close the front along with large buttons that are brown which gives a nice color change in a subtle way.
I do want to point out that when pulling the back flaps out be very careful because they are sewn in tighter than most blazers I have owned. I found it agreeable to gently pull the two back flaps apart very gently. The use a pair of scissors to very softly snip the threads. I usually pull them apart but can tell this material is too gentle to risk ripping the flap, which I have done before when taking that kind of gamble, so be safe and take it easy.
To conclude I am extremely happy with this sport coat and brand. I recommend this brand, and will for sure be seeking them out in the near future.