• Funnel neck collar sits high and structured, giving the jacket a distinct silhouette that sets it apart from standard zip-up styles
• Oversized jacket cut through the shoulders and chest with dropped sleeves that hang loose - the kind of fit that looks intentional rather than simply large
• Baggy trousers are wide through the seat and thigh with a relaxed leg that falls straight - no taper, no cinch, just a clean drop to the ankle
• Sold as a co-ord set, so the jacket and trousers move and drape as a matched unit with consistent weight and finish
• Nylon construction gives the set a smooth, slightly slick surface that resists creasing and holds its shape through a full day's wear

This tracksuit sits at the intersection of sportswear and street style without leaning too hard into either. The funnel neck is the detail that does the most work - it reads more considered than a standard hood and pairs naturally with a clean white fitted tee or a ribbed long-sleeve underneath when the jacket is worn open. The baggy trousers work best with a low-profile trainer; chunky soles or classic low-tops both balance the wide leg without competing with it. Keep the rest of the outfit stripped back - this is a two-piece that carries itself. It suits weekend plans, casual get-togethers, or anywhere the dress code is relaxed but you still want your outfit to register. Avoid layering heavy outerwear over the jacket; the funnel neck loses its shape under a bulky coat. If the temperature drops, a fitted zip-up underneath the jacket keeps the silhouette intact.