• Hybrid construction pairs a quilted, baffle-stitched front panel with knitted sleeves and back - two distinct textures working as one coherent piece.
• The ribbed funnel neck sits high enough to act as a standalone layer without a scarf, while the ribbed cuffs and hem band keep everything close and draught-free.
• A zip pocket sits neatly at the lower front of the quilted panel - practical without disrupting the clean lines of the jacket.
• Marshall Artist woven badge on the left sleeve is the only branding in sight, keeping the overall look understated and deliberate.
• The silhouette is trim through the body - the quilted front adds insulation without bulk, so it sits flat under a longer overcoat when the temperature drops further.

The Aldgate Hybrid Knit occupies that useful gap between a knitted bomber and a proper insulated jacket. It works hardest as a mid-layer - throw it under a wool overcoat on colder days, or wear it as the outer piece during the transitional months when a full winter coat feels like overkill. The contrast between the quilted body and the knitted arms means it reads more considered than a standard padded jacket, making it just as at home on a casual Friday at the office as it is on a weekend walk or a trip into town. The model pairs it with slim-cut dark trousers, which balances the structure of the jacket well - keep the bottom half clean and let the hybrid detailing do the talking up top. Trainers or clean leather boots both work depending on the occasion. A crew-neck or roll-neck underneath complements the funnel collar without competing with it.