• Chunky cable knit runs front and centre across the body, with a mix of twisted rope cables and open-stitch detailing that gives the knit real depth and texture.
• The V-neckline cuts just low enough to break up the volume of the oversized silhouette without losing any of its cosy feel.
• Oversized through the shoulders and body, it drops and drapes rather than clinging - the kind of fit that looks intentional rather than borrowed.
• Ribbed cuffs at the wrists keep the sleeves in place and give a neat finish to an otherwise relaxed shape.
• Cut specifically for a petite frame, so the proportions land where they should - the hem sits at the hip rather than swamping a shorter silhouette.

This jumper slots straight into the rotation alongside the pieces already in your wardrobe. Worn over wide-leg denim - as seen on the model - the oversized body balances the volume of the jeans without looking bulky. Tuck the front hem loosely into high-waisted trousers to hint at a waist while keeping that relaxed, thrown-on feel. Layered over a fitted long-sleeve top with the cuffs peeking out, it works just as well for a casual lunch with friends as it does for a family gathering at the weekend. The cable texture means it reads as considered rather than just comfortable, so it never looks like an afterthought. Flat boots or trainers are the natural pairing, keeping the whole look grounded and easy. A simple crossbody bag ties it together without competing with the knit's texture.