• Boxy fit sits wide across the shoulders and drops straight through the body, giving that deliberately oversized, relaxed silhouette that works with both slim and baggy fits underneath
• PU construction gives the jacket a structured hand - it holds its shape when worn open and doesn't collapse at the collar the way softer fabrics do
• Textured surface adds visual depth without any additional detailing, so the jacket reads as considered rather than busy
• Collared neckline sits flat and clean, offering a sharper finish than the typical ribbed-band bomber and making it easy to layer over a hoodie without bulk
• Cut to a cropped bomber length that sits at the hip - long enough to wear over a longline tee without swamping the proportions

The texture on this jacket is what sets it apart from a standard PU bomber - up close it catches the light differently across the surface, making a plain outfit look far more considered than it actually is. The boxy cut means it sits best when worn with something fitted underneath; the model pairs it over a simple crew-neck tee and straight-leg trousers, which is the easiest way to let the jacket do the talking. Slim-fit joggers and trainers work just as well for a more relaxed take. The collared neckline keeps things looking intentional, so it transitions comfortably from a daytime casual look into an evening out without needing much else to change. Built for the kind of outfit where you want one strong piece to anchor everything else.