• Oversized boxy cut with raglan sleeves - the silhouette sits wide across the shoulders and falls with a slightly cropped, boxy hem rather than a standard straight drop.
• Large-scale flock graphic across the chest combines gothic lettering, heraldic imagery and distressed print textures for a layered, high-impact front.
• Crew neckline with a subtle raised edge that sits close to the throat, giving the top a more structured look than a standard jersey crew.
• 100% single jersey cotton - breathable and soft against the skin, so it stays comfortable through long wear without feeling heavy or stiff.
• The exposed raglan seam lines run from collar to cuff, adding a technical construction detail that reads clearly against the oversized body.

This sits naturally with the kind of wardrobe built around washed denim and statement outerwear. The boxy proportions mean it works best worn loose over slim or straight-leg jeans - the model pairs it with dark washed slim jeans, which keeps the overall shape grounded. Throw an open overshirt or a zip-through track top over it when the temperature drops, and the graphic still reads through. The gothic flock print has enough visual weight to carry an outfit on its own, so keep everything else clean - plain trousers, simple trainers, no competing prints. It's the kind of piece that works at a gig, a casual night out with mates, or just running about the city on a weekend. The cotton construction means it can go straight from daytime to an evening setting without needing a rethink.