• Funnel neck rises high enough to frame the face without overwhelming a petite frame - it sits close to the throat and holds its shape rather than collapsing inward.
• Oversized, drop-shoulder silhouette with wide sleeves that gather volume through the arm, then fall loose at the cuff for a relaxed, cocoon-like drape.
• A central front seam runs from collar to hem, giving the front panel structure and breaking up the expanse of the body without adding bulk.
• Cropped hemline sits at the high hip, making it proportionate on a petite frame and leaving room to show off a high-waisted bottom half.
• Faux leather finish with a soft, matte texture - it moves with more give than a stiff biker jacket, so the sleeves drape rather than hold a rigid shape.

Weekend plans sorted. This bomber earns its keep on the days when you want an outfit to do the talking without any effort - thrown over wide-leg jeans and a simple fitted top, it reads considered without being try-hard. The model wears it here with washed, wide-leg trousers in a tonal shade, which lets the jacket's shape take centre stage. That oversized silhouette works especially well proportioned against a slimmer or straight-leg trouser too, tucked in at the front to define the waist underneath. The funnel neck means you can skip a scarf entirely on cooler days. It works just as well layered over a longline knit for an autumn market or a casual night out where you need something with a bit more edge than your usual coat. The cropped cut is deliberate - it's designed to sit above the waistband rather than swamp it, which keeps the overall look balanced on a petite silhouette rather than lost in it.