• Square quilted panelling runs across the body in a structured grid, giving this padded coat a deliberate, architectural quality rather than a standard puffer silhouette.
• The high neck fastens with a button at the throat, sitting close against the neck to seal out the cold without the bulk of a hood.
• A cinched waist tie at the front allows you to pull the coat in at the waist, shifting the shape from relaxed and oversized to more defined - wear it either way.
• Ribbed cuffs at the hem of each sleeve hold the warmth in and give the coat a considered, finished edge where it meets the wrist.
• Regular fit through the shoulders and body sits comfortably over knitwear and thicker layers without pulling or restricting movement.

The waist tie is the detail that sets this coat apart from the standard padded jacket. Left loose, the coat falls with volume and ease - the square quilting holds its shape and the high neck frames the face cleanly. Cinch it in and the whole proportion shifts: the padded sleeves and chest take on a more intentional silhouette that reads as put-together rather than bundled up. The model wears it over straight-leg denim, which is exactly the right call - the clean line of a wide-leg or straight trouser balances the volume above the waist. It works just as well thrown over tailored trousers for a smart-casual weekend look, or layered above a roll-neck for colder days. A coat that earns its place on a busy winter rotation without sacrificing shape for warmth.