• Oversized boxy cut with dropped shoulders that sit wide and low, giving the hoodie a deliberately relaxed, square silhouette rather than a tapered one.
• Full zip-through fastening runs the length of the front, so it works open as a lightweight layer or closed as a standalone top.
• Brushback cotton fabric - breathable and soft against the skin, with a smooth outer face and a brushed inner that makes it easy to wear all day without discomfort.
• Ribbed cuffs and hem band anchor the boxy shape and stop it from riding up, keeping the proportions clean whether you're standing or moving.
• Two front patch pockets sit low on the body, adding utility without breaking the minimal, unbranded aesthetic of the piece.

The kind of hoodie that does its best work on a slow Saturday - a morning coffee run, a low-key meet-up with mates, or a day spent moving between the sofa and the street. The boxy fit means it naturally sits away from the body, which is exactly the point; it doesn't cling, it drapes. The model wears it open over a white crew-neck tee with matching wide-leg joggers to build a tonal co-ord that reads as considered without any effort. That pairing is the obvious move and it earns its place, but the zip-through also works thrown over a graphic tee and worn with straight-leg jeans and clean trainers for something a touch more put-together. The neutral palette means it slots into most wardrobes without negotiation. Keep the layers underneath simple - the cut already does the talking.