• Oversized fit sits wide across the shoulders and drops generously through the body, giving that relaxed, worn-in silhouette without looking shapeless
• Borg fabric - a dense, textured fleece - traps warmth without bulk, making this a practical layer when the temperature drops
• Henley neckline with a zip-through placket adds structure to the front, breaking up the silhouette in a way a standard crewneck doesn't
• The boxy cut through the sleeves means it sits well over a hoodie or chunky knit underneath, built for layering from the start
• Ribbed cuffs and hem anchor the oversized shape, keeping everything in proportion rather than swamping the frame

The borg fabric has a satisfying weight to it - not stiff, but substantial enough that it holds its shape rather than draping limply. It's the kind of piece that feels better the more you wear it, softening gradually without losing its structure. On the model, it's worn with straight-leg jeans and clean trainers, which is exactly the right call - the volume of the sweatshirt does the work, so the rest can stay simple. Try it open over a plain long-sleeve tee for a relaxed two-tone look, or zip it fully and let it stand alone as the statement piece. This works for weekend errands, heading to a mate's, or a casual night out where the dress code is strictly no effort required. Keep the trousers slim or tapered to balance the width up top - wide-leg beneath an oversized top loses the shape entirely.