Faux leather shoulder panels sit flush against the seam line, adding a subtle edge to an otherwise streamlined silhouette without overwhelming the knit's softness. The funnel neck sits close to the throat - high enough to feel polished, low enough to wear without layering underneath. Close-fitted through the body with long sleeves that reach the wrist, it tucks neatly into high-waisted trousers or sits smoothly beneath a blazer. The contrast between the knit body and the faux leather detailing at the shoulders gives the piece a considered, dressed-up quality that separates it from a standard fine-knit jumper. The hem sits at hip length, keeping proportions balanced whether worn tucked or left out over wide-leg trousers. This jumper earns its place at the smarter end of the casual wardrobe. The faux leather shoulder detail means it reads as more intentional than a plain knit - pair it with wide-leg tailored trousers and a pointed kitten heel, as the model demonstrates here, for an outfit that works across a smart lunch, a gallery visit, or an evening out that doesn't call for full occasion dressing. The funnel neck keeps jewellery simple; a fine gold hoop or a single stacking ring is all it needs. For a more relaxed take, layer it beneath a longline coat over straight-leg jeans and ankle boots. It sits close enough to the body to layer well without adding bulk, making it a reliable choice through autumn and into winter when worn under a structured blazer or tailored overcoat.