• Mixed fur textures throughout - a smooth body contrasts with curly, bouclé-style sleeves, collar and hem trim for a considered, tactile finish
• Oversized moto-inspired silhouette with an asymmetric zip fastening, giving it a structured edge beneath the softness
• Wide, statement lapel collar that can be worn open and relaxed or turned up for added warmth and attitude
• Cropped length sits at the hip, making it easy to layer over both fitted and relaxed pieces without adding bulk
• Dropped shoulders and voluminous sleeves with a natural cuff create an effortlessly relaxed proportion

The kind of jacket that does the work without trying too hard. The contrast of textures - smooth against curly - gives it a depth that reads well in person and even better on camera, without leaning into anything too costume-y. The moto cut keeps it grounded; this isn't a coat that floats, it has shape and intention. Wear it the way the model does: thrown over a simple washed tee tucked into wide-leg jeans, letting the jacket lead. It works just as well over a fine-knit roll-neck and tailored trousers for a weekend lunch or gallery visit, or belted loosely over a midi dress when the temperature drops. It's the piece you reach for when you want to look like you thought about it, without having to think too much. Equally at home on a morning coffee run as it is at a casual evening out - the kind of jacket that earns its place in regular rotation.