• Boxy cut sits wide across the shoulders and falls straight through the body, giving a deliberate oversized silhouette without excess length
• Faux croc-embossed PU surface catches the light with a raised texture - distinct enough to read as a statement piece without leaning into prints
• Zip-through neckline closes cleanly to the collar, keeping the front line sharp and unbroken
• Harrington-style construction - ribbed cuffs and hem hold the jacket's shape and stop it from swamping the frame
• PU finish wipes clean easily and holds its structure through the night, making it a reliable choice for late starts and long evenings

The boxy shape is doing real work here. It sits away from the body rather than conforming to it, which means it layers naturally over a heavyweight tee or a crewneck sweat without pulling or bunching. The croc emboss adds dimension to what would otherwise be a flat surface - it reads as texture-on-texture when worn over a ribbed knit, and contrasts well against clean jersey. The model pairs it with straight-leg trousers, which is the right call: the wider shoulder line of a boxy jacket needs a trouser with some weight to balance it out. Slim or tapered trousers work just as well. This one is built for nights out - bars, clubs, heading into the city - where a jacket needs to make an impression quickly and hold up across hours. The zip-through collar closed to the top is a sharper look; left half-open with a chain underneath, it shifts register entirely.