• Oversized boxy cut sits wide across the shoulders and drops straight through the body - no taper, no structure, just a clean blocky silhouette that reads intentional rather than oversized by accident.
• Contrast panel detailing breaks up the jacket's face, adding visual weight and dimension without relying on print or texture.
• Notch lapel keeps it rooted in tailoring - enough of a nod to the suit jacket format to work as a statement piece rather than just outerwear.
• The relaxed, non-fitted shape means it sits comfortably over a range of builds without needing to be sized up or altered.
• Part of the boohooMAN collection, designed for those who treat tailoring as a starting point rather than a rule.

The jacket moves with a deliberate looseness - the kind that comes from a deliberately oversized pattern rather than a size too big. It doesn't cling or pull; it hangs off the shoulder and skims the torso, giving it that off-duty tailoring feel that's dominated the going-out scene. The contrast panelling does the heavy lifting on visual interest, so you don't need much else competing for attention. Wear it open over a fitted crew-neck tee and straight-leg trousers, the way the model styles it, and let the jacket be the focal point. Swap the trousers for tailored shorts and chunky trainers if you're heading somewhere with a more relaxed dress code. This is the kind of piece that works harder in a nightlife or bar setting than a conventional blazer ever would - it carries the structure of suiting with none of the formality, making it a strong choice for drinks, nights out, or anywhere the brief is dressed up but not buttoned down.