Kate Middleton Wears Holland Cooper Blazer
Kate Middleton highlighted a string of British brands from Holland Cooper to Jigsaw during her visit to Family Action’s Children’s Trauma Therapy Service on Tuesday in Bradford, England.
The Princess of Wales kept her attire mostly monochrome, wearing a coordinated power suiting moment in shades of brown. Middleton’s look consisted of a double-breasted blazer in large scale brown herringbone by Holland Cooper, a British luxury brand founded in 2011.
Kate Middleton during her visit to Family Action’s Children’s Trauma Therapy Service on Jan. 27 in Bradford, England.
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The piece was crafted from a classic and contemporary pinstripe fabric and fully lined with a luxury stretch lining for extra comfort. The blazer included further details like sharp, statement lapels and subtle hip pockets.
Holland Cooper is a British label that Middleton’s touted before. In April 2025, Middleton wore the double-breasted blazer in brown by Holland Cooper during a trip to Scotland alongside Prince William.

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The Princess of Wales coordinated her blazer with a pair of modern crepe wide leg trousers in a shade of brown courtesy of Jigsaw, another British brand founded in 1970 by John Robinson. Middleton’s chocolatey brown turtleneck tied her sartorial statement together.
As for accessories, Middleton wore a pair of trinity earrings in yellow, white and rose gold by Cartier. The Princess of Wales’ penchant for monochrome suiting is a cornerstone of the British royal family member’s wardrobe. Middleton’s been on a streak of monochrome power suiting moments as of late.

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On Jan. 8, Middleton was joined by husband Prince William for an outing to Charing Cross Hospital in London, for which she wore a maroon Roland Mouret suit, along with other monochrome elements, including a Me + Em blouse.
Fresh into 2026 with joint and solo royal outings, the Princess of Wales visited communities and organizations in the north of England to highlight how community, nature and creativity can help those struggling with trauma, isolation and mental health challenges.