• Scuba fabric holds its structure without feeling stiff - it sits away from the body with a clean, sculptural quality that keeps its shape through wear and wash.
• Oversized boxy cut through the hoodie jacket creates a dropped-shoulder silhouette, with sleeves that fall wide and a hem that sits squarely at the hip.
• Full zip-through neckline with a fitted hood - wear it zipped to the collar for a streamlined look, or open over a tee for a more relaxed finish.
• Straight-leg tracksuit bottoms run consistently through the thigh and calf, avoiding the tapered look of a jogger and landing with a clean break at the ankle.
• Designed as a co-ord set - both pieces share the same fabric and construction, so the matching works without any effort on your part.

The scuba fabric is what sets this tracksuit apart from a standard fleece set. It doesn't drape or cling - it holds its form, which means the boxy silhouette of the jacket reads more like a considered cut than an oversized afterthought. The straight-leg trousers follow the same logic: wide enough to feel comfortable, structured enough to look intentional. Styled as a full set, it reads as a complete outfit rather than separates thrown together. The model pairs it with clean white trainers, which keeps the focus on the silhouette and lets the co-ord do the work. That remains the strongest way to wear it. This set suits a weekend out, a trip to the gym, or a casual meet-up where you want to look put-together without overthinking it. If you're splitting the pieces, the jacket works just as well over a longline tee and cargo trousers.