• Scuba fabric holds its shape without feeling stiff - it sits away from the body with a clean, structured drape that doesn't crease or cling.
• Oversized boxy cut lands wide across the shoulders and drops straight through the body, giving a deliberately blocky silhouette that reads intentional rather than just large.
• The hood sits full and relaxed at the back, adding weight and volume to the overall shape without collapsing flat when worn down.
• Ribbed cuffs and hem anchor the silhouette, keeping the oversized proportions from looking shapeless - the contrast between the boxy body and fitted edges is where the fit earns its edge.
• Designed for a 6'1 frame at a UK medium, so it runs generously - size down if you want it still oversized but with more control over the drop.

This hoodie works hardest when it's treated as a layering piece rather than an afterthought. Throw it over a longline tee and let the hem layer underneath - that extra inch of fabric showing at the bottom is a detail worth leaning into. The structured scuba fabric means it holds its boxy shape whether you're wearing it open over a zip-up or pulled on as the main layer. Pair with wide-leg cargo trousers and chunky trainers to keep the proportions consistent, or contrast it against slim-fit joggers if you want the top half to do the talking. The model wears it with straight-leg trousers and clean trainers - a combination that keeps the look grounded without overthinking it. Built for the kind of day that moves between a mate's house and the high street, this is the piece you reach for when you want the outfit to look considered without any effort.