Collarless, round-neck silhouette with a boxy, cropped cut that sits just at the hip - the kind of shape that works tucked over high-waisted trousers without any fussing. Textured bouclé-look fabric gives the jacket a wool-like appearance and a softly cosy handle, while the slightly fluffy finish adds depth without bulk. Two patch pockets sit low on the front, flat and unfussy, adding structure to the otherwise relaxed silhouette. Large statement buttons run down the centre front, acting as the jacket's defining detail - bold enough to stand on their own, no accessories needed. Wide, long sleeves with a relaxed opening give the jacket a laid-back, oversized feel that still reads as put-together. The button-front detail is what makes this jacket worth a second look - oversized and tactile, they bring a considered finish to a silhouette that otherwise leans casual and easy. The boxy crop means it sits cleanly over wide-leg trousers, which is exactly how the model wears it here: paired with camo cargo trousers and black ballet flats for a contrast that feels current without being try-hard. That combination - structured jacket, relaxed trousers, simple flat shoe - is the easiest formula to borrow. For a more streamlined take, wear it over straight-leg jeans with a simple fitted top underneath, letting the buttons do the talking. It works just as well thrown over a slip dress for an evening out with friends, or layered over a hoodie on colder days when the look needs a little more warmth without losing its shape. A small tote or shoulder bag, as seen here, keeps things proportional. Weekend markets, casual catch-ups, or a low-key night out - this jacket earns its place in a regular rotation.