• Boxy, slightly oversized silhouette that sits just below the hip - it skims rather than cinches, giving a relaxed, easy shape without any bulk.
• Two large patch pockets sit low on the front, more workwear-utility than standard denim jacket - they're deep enough to actually use and add visual weight to the lower half of the jacket.
• Denim fabric that starts sturdy and structured, then softens and moulds to you the more you wear it - the kind of jacket that gets better over time.
• The lyocell blend brings a soft drape and cool handfeel that stops the denim from feeling stiff or heavy against the body.
• Silver-tone press-stud fastenings run down the centre front in place of a standard button band - a small detail that keeps the look feeling current.
• Point collar and contrast topstitching throughout give it a clean, considered finish that reads more considered than your average denim layer.

This jacket slots straight into the part of your wardrobe that works hardest - the layer you reach for automatically. The boxy cut means it sits well over almost anything: a fitted white tee as seen here, a striped long-sleeve, or even a lightweight knit when the temperature drops. Pair it with wide-leg trousers in a neutral tone and flat trainers for a low-effort, put-together look that carries you from a weekend market to a casual lunch without a second thought. The patch pocket detail gives it a utilitarian edge that works particularly well against softer fabrics - think linen trousers or a jersey midi skirt. If you want to push it slightly smarter, swap the trainers for pointed flats and tuck in a plain fitted top. The structure of the denim holds its shape through a full day out, so it's just as good at 8pm as it was at noon.