The Kenneth Cole New York suit separate jacket is a decent choice for a somewhat modern-fitting suit jacket off the rack. The fit is slimmer but not what I would call slim. In terms of appearance, it's a single-breasted, notch lapel and two-button closure that is a good width in proportion. There is a ticket pocket and flaps over all slant pockets. Four stacked buttons are on the cuffs. The back is double-vented. It is fully lined.

While the shoulders and neck are appropriately cut and shape nicely for me, the cuff openings and mid-body cuts are a bit too wide without tailoring. Tailoring is expensive to me so I am judging the value of having a jacket fully tailored in the process of evaluating this version. As for the material, it's a decent feel for a wool blend but not above its price range in quality. The liner is comfortable and I like the three inside pockets. The buttons are nothing particularly outstanding.

Overall, it's a reasonable set of features that you would look for in a relatively modern jacket. You could probably do a lot worse if this fit your need and price range.