• Oversized silhouette that sits wide across the shoulders and drops to hip length, giving it that borrowed-from-the-boys volume without swamping the frame.
• Point collar sets this apart from the classic ribbed-neck bomber - it reads more like a coach jacket hybrid, adding a structured edge to the relaxed shape.
• Full zip-through front with silver-tone hardware running centre front, keeping the finish clean and the fastenings easy.
• Utility-style zip pocket on the left sleeve - a nod to classic MA-1 detailing that gives the jacket its street-ready credentials.
• Flap pockets with press-stud fastenings at the hip, functional and flush against the body so they don't add unnecessary bulk.

The outer shell has a smooth, slightly stiff hand that softens as it breaks in - it holds its shape when worn open but drapes with a bit more ease once you've had it a few times. The oversized cut means it sits away from the body naturally, so it works best worn loose rather than belted. The model pairs it with wide-leg dark denim, which balances the volume top and bottom without competing with the jacket's silhouette - trainers keep the whole thing grounded. For a sharper take, swap the wide-leg trousers for straight-cut tailored trousers and a fitted knit underneath; the collar gives it just enough structure to pull that off. This is the kind of jacket that works for a morning market run, a gig, or a casual dinner where you don't want to think too hard about what to throw on. Wear it zipped to the collar for full impact or half-open over a cropped top when the weather allows.