• Boxy cut sits wide across the shoulders and drops straight through the body, giving that oversized, relaxed silhouette without swamping the frame.
• Funnel neck rises high enough to shield against the wind, replacing the standard collar with a cleaner, more architectural finish.
• Colour block panelling breaks the jacket into distinct sections, making the construction itself the visual interest rather than any added hardware or print.
• PU outer has a smooth, structured face that holds its shape through the chest and sleeves - it doesn't crumple or sag the way a woven fabric might.
• Bomber silhouette with a ribbed hem and cuffs keeps the proportions grounded, stopping the boxy cut from reading too oversized.

This jacket sits naturally over a heavyweight hoodie or a chunky knit without pulling or riding up - the boxy fit was built for layering. Keep it simple underneath: a plain crew-neck or a longline tee lets the colour blocking do the work. The model wears it with straight-leg trousers and clean trainers, which is exactly the right move - the structured PU shell and the ribbed trim want a streamlined base, not a busy one. It works equally well thrown over joggers for a low-effort weekend look or paired with dark cargo trousers when you want a bit more edge. The funnel neck means you can leave it unzipped without looking undone, which makes it one of the more versatile pieces in the outerwear rotation. Best suited to casual settings where the silhouette can be the focal point rather than competing with a dressed-up look.