• Boxy fit sits wide across the shoulders and drops straight through the body, giving that oversized, relaxed silhouette that works with everything from wide-leg trousers to joggers
• Funnel neck rises high to shield the lower face and neck, cutting out the need for a scarf on colder days
• Heat Sense technology traps warmth without adding bulk - the jacket moves with you rather than restricting you
• Quilted shell panels give the puffer its structure, with the stitching running in clean lines that hold their shape wash after wash
• Cut short enough to sit above the hip, keeping the proportions sharp when worn over a hoodie or chunky knit

This puffer slots into the wardrobe as the piece that gets reached for most between October and March. Layer it over a longline hoodie and let the hem drop below - that contrast in length is doing a lot of work. It sits just as well over a plain crew-neck tee for a cleaner, more stripped-back look. The boxy cut means it doesn't fight against relaxed-fit trousers or wide-leg cargos; if anything, the proportions feel more considered that way. For a casual weekend out, the model pairs it with straight-cut jeans and trainers, which keeps things grounded without looking like an afterthought. The funnel neck means you can go collar-free underneath and still look put-together in sharper temperatures. Built for street-level dressing rather than the mountain, this is the jacket that makes cold-weather dressing feel effortless rather than reluctant.