• High funnel neck with a button fastening at the collar - it sits close to the face for a polished, cocooning effect without being restrictive
• Wool look fabric that insulates and breathes, holding its structure through wear rather than softening into shapelessness
• Raglan sleeves cut the shoulder seam away entirely, giving the jacket a relaxed, rounded silhouette that moves freely at the arm
• Wrap-style front with a clean, overlapping placket keeps the look streamlined from the front while allowing the hem to swing out slightly below the hip
• Cropped-to-hip length with a gently flared hem - it sits wide enough to layer over chunky knits without pulling across the back

The boxy, slightly A-line shape of this jacket does something specific: it skims rather than clings, creating a clean outline that works across a range of silhouettes. The hem hits just below the hip, which means it pairs naturally with wide-leg and barrel-fit jeans - exactly as styled here with a pair of wide-cut denim and brown ankle boots. That combination keeps the proportions grounded without looking overdone. The funnel neck pulls enough focus that you don't need much else going on - a simple long-sleeve underneath is all it takes. For a casual Saturday, throw it over a ribbed roll-neck, tuck in wide trousers and add a flat boot. It also works over a hoodie on a colder day without losing its shape. The structured wool look fabric means it holds its silhouette even when worn loosely, so it never looks sloppy - just relaxed in the right way. A reliable reach-for piece from autumn through to early spring.