• Borg fabric with a dense, curly texture that traps warmth without adding bulk - it sits away from the body in a way that feels substantial rather than stiff.
• Oversized cut with dropped shoulders and wide sleeves; the body falls straight and roomy, giving it the kind of relaxed silhouette that works equally as a layering piece or worn on its own.
• High funnel neck zips all the way up to shield the lower face, or sits folded down as a stand collar when the zip is left open at the chest.
• Zip-fastening side pockets sit low on the front panels - practical and flush against the borg texture rather than disrupting the clean lines of the piece.
• Panelled construction across the chest adds a subtle structural detail that breaks up the all-over texture and gives the sweatshirt a more considered, outerwear-adjacent feel.

This one slots straight into a cold-weather rotation as the piece that does the work of a jacket without committing to one. Wear it over a long-sleeve tee or a lightweight hoodie and let the oversized proportions do the rest - the silhouette is relaxed enough to sit over most base layers without pulling. The model pairs it with loose-fit trousers and keeps the whole look tonal, which is the cleanest way to wear it. It works just as well thrown over a graphic tee for a weekend run or layered under a heavier coat when the temperature drops further. The full-zip front means you can dial the look up or down quickly - collar up and zipped for a more structured feel, open and collar folded for something more low-key. Built for casual days out, travelling, or anything that calls for comfort without looking like you've stopped trying.