• Oversized fit with raglan sleeves - the arm seams run from the neckline to the cuff, giving the shoulders a relaxed, unbroken silhouette that sits wider than a standard hoodie cut
• Colourblock panelling breaks up the body and sleeves, adding visual structure without any additional hardware or detailing
• Overhead construction with a fixed hood that sits close to the head - no bulk at the back of the neck
• Pure cotton fabric that breathes throughout the day and softens with every wash, making it the kind of piece that gets more comfortable the more you wear it
• Dropped shoulders and an extended body length keep the proportions true to the oversized fit - not just a large cut, but a considered one

Cotton this weight has a satisfying heft to it - it holds its shape when worn loose but doesn't feel stiff or boxy when you move. The raglan sleeve construction means there's no restriction across the chest or upper arms, so it works as well thrown on over a long-sleeve tee as it does worn straight against the skin on a warmer day. The colourblock panels do the work that a logo or graphic would on another hoodie - keeping things interesting without leaning into anything too trend-specific. On the model it's worn with straight-leg trousers and clean trainers, which is the natural home for this piece. It also works over joggers when you're not looking to think too hard about the outfit. This is a hoodie built for everyday rotation - the kind that ends up being the first thing you reach for.