• High funnel neck with eyelet and buckle detailing - sits close to the throat and can be worn fully fastened for a structured, architectural silhouette
• Oversized cut with raglan sleeves that give the shoulders a relaxed, dropped line without losing shape through the body
• Wide belted waist with eyelet hardware pulls the jacket in and defines the silhouette - wear it cinched or left loose for two distinct looks
• Matching buckle tabs at each cuff echo the collar and belt hardware, giving the jacket a considered, intentional finish
• Textured faux leather carries a slightly crinkled, lived-in surface that reads as more considered than a flat finish - it sits and moves with weight rather than stiffness
• Large patch pockets sit low on the front, adding utility detail that balances the volume of the oversized cut

This jacket earns its place as the outermost layer in a wardrobe that already works hard. The oversized cut means it sits comfortably over a chunky knit as well as a fine-gauge roll-neck, and the belted waist does the work of keeping the whole thing from reading shapeless. The model wears it over a printed midi skirt - that contrast of structured outerwear against something softer underneath is exactly where this jacket lands best. Try it the same way with a floaty bias-cut skirt and ankle boots, or layer it over straight-leg jeans and a simple vest for a Saturday that doesn't need to try. The silver-tone hardware throughout keeps it from veering into anything too casual - this is a jacket that works at a relaxed lunch, a gallery visit, or a weekend city break where you want one piece to carry the whole outfit.