• Scuba fabric holds its structure without feeling stiff - it sits away from the body, keeps its shape through the day, and doesn't crease the way jersey does
• Oversized boxy cut through the hoodie sits wide across the shoulders and drops square at the hem, landing below the hip for a deliberately relaxed silhouette
• Over-the-head pullover construction with a fixed hood that sits full and structured at the back of the neck
• Straight leg trousers cut with a consistent width from hip to hem - no taper, no break, just a clean, grounded line that sits well over trainers
• Sold as a co-ord set, so the hoodie and trousers are matched in both fabric and finish - no guesswork when putting the look together

Scuba has a slight weight to it that makes this set feel more considered than a standard fleece tracksuit. It doesn't cling or pill, and the structure means the boxy hoodie holds its shape rather than slumping - which is what makes the oversized proportions work. Worn as a two-piece, it reads as a proper outfit rather than loungewear. The model pairs it with clean white trainers, which is the most direct route - a low-profile sole keeps the straight leg sitting right. For a sharper take, swap to a chunky sole trainer and layer a longline puffer over the top. This set works across a wide range of casual settings: post-gym, weekend errands, travelling, or just hanging with mates. The co-ord format also means both pieces hold their own separately - the trousers go well with a fitted tee, and the hoodie layers easily over a long-sleeve base.