• Borg fabric with a dense, textured pile that traps warmth without adding bulk - it sits off the body with a relaxed, slightly inflated weight that reads more considered than your standard fleece.
• Contrast piping traces curved seam lines across the chest and down the front panels, giving the jacket a sport-influenced structure that breaks up the texture.
• Boxy fit cuts wide through the shoulders and chest, dropping straight to a ribbed hem that sits at the hip - the sleeves have a generous width that adds to the oversized silhouette.
• Funnel neck rises high enough to shield against the cold without needing a zip-up collar, keeping the front profile clean.
• Full zip fastening runs through the centre front, letting you wear it thrown open over a hoodie or fully zipped as a standalone layer.

The borg pile has a soft, almost spongy hand to it - the kind of jacket you reach for when the temperature drops and you still want to look like you've thought about what you're wearing. The boxy cut means it sits over everything without pulling or bunching; layer it over a heavyweight crew-neck sweatshirt and the silhouette holds its shape. The contrast piping keeps it from reading as purely functional - there's a retro sportswear reference in those curved lines that lifts the whole thing. The model pairs it with marl joggers, which is the straightforward move and it works well: keep the palette tonal and let the texture and piping do the talking. It also works thrown over wide-leg cargo trousers with a pair of chunky trainers for a more deliberate streetwear build. Best suited to casual weekend wear, outdoor hangouts, or anywhere the dress code is relaxed but you'd rather not look like you've just rolled out of bed.