• Oversized boxy cut sits wide across the shoulders and drops straight through the body, giving that deliberately relaxed silhouette that reads intentional rather than ill-fitting.
• Zip-through hooded neck means you can wear this fully open as a layer or zipped to the chin when the temperature drops - two distinct looks from one piece.
• The scuba construction gives the fabric a smooth, structured face that holds its shape even after repeated wear, avoiding the saggy look that plagues cheaper fleece-backed alternatives.
• Boxy proportions work with the oversized fit to create a clean, blocky silhouette - the kind of shape that streetwear dressing is built around right now.
• Sized so that a UK M hits the model at 6'1", making this a genuine oversized fit rather than one that simply runs large.

The scuba fabric has a slight weight to it - substantial enough to feel structured on the body but not so heavy that it restricts movement. It doesn't crease the way cotton fleece does, so it travels well and looks just as sharp pulled out of a bag as it does straight off the hanger. The boxy shape works hardest when paired with straight-leg or wide-leg joggers and a clean pair of trainers, letting the silhouette do the talking without competing with the bottom half. For a sharper take, try it open over a fitted crew-neck tee with tailored trousers - the contrast between the relaxed top and structured trousers is a reliable formula. This is the kind of hoodie that works at a weekend market, a casual house party, or just running errands without looking like you haven't made an effort.