Henley neckline with a three-button placket - the standout detail that sets this apart from a standard crew, adding a subtle layer of interest without overdoing it Wide-gauge ribbing runs the full length of the body, creating vertical lines that give the jumper structure and texture in equal measure Boxy fit sits wide across the shoulders and drops straight through the body, landing at the hip with a relaxed, unhurried weight to it Acrylic knit holds its shape wash after wash, resisting stretch and keeping the boxy silhouette intact over time Ribbed cuffs sit snugly at the wrist, anchoring the oversized body and stopping the sleeves from swamping the hand The acrylic knit has a firm, even hand to it - not scratchy, but with enough body that the jumper holds its boxy shape rather than collapsing into the torso. It drapes cleanly and moves with a slight stiffness that keeps the silhouette looking intentional rather than sloppy. The Henley placket is the detail that does the most work here: it breaks up the ribbing at the chest and gives the whole piece a laid-back edge that a plain crew could never pull off. Pair it the way the model wears it - with washed-black jeans and a simple belt - and you've got a going-out look that reads as considered without trying too hard. It works just as well tucked loosely into wide-leg trousers for a bar or a late-night meet-up. Keep everything else minimal and let the texture and the neckline carry the outfit.