• Contrast stripe trim runs along the V-neckline and down the side seams, giving the vest a clean, graphic edge that does the work of a statement piece without trying too hard.
• Decorative buttons sit along the side hem - an understated detail that sets this apart from a standard knitted vest and adds a touch of considered tailoring.
• Viscose-nylon knit delivers a soft drape and cool handfeel, skimming the body rather than clinging - it moves easily and holds its shape across a long day.
• The relaxed, boxy silhouette with dropped shoulders sits away from the body through the torso, making it an easy layer over a fitted base or worn directly against the skin.
• V-neckline sits at a flattering depth - open enough to feel polished, not so deep that it limits your layering options.

The knit has a lightness to it that you notice the moment you put it on - no bulk, no weight, just a smooth fall from shoulder to hip. That boxy shape means it tucks neatly into high-waisted trousers or sits just as well worn loose over wide-leg jeans, as seen here, belted at the waist to define the silhouette. The contrast trim detail means you don't need much else to make the outfit feel considered - keep jewellery minimal and let the stripe edging do the talking. A slim-fit shirt underneath gives it a layered, put-together feel for smarter casual occasions, while block-heeled loafers or pointed flats keep the overall look sharp without dressing it up too far. Well suited to weekend lunches, casual catch-ups, or days when you want to look intentional without overthinking it.