• Borg fabric delivers a dense, textured pile that traps warmth without adding bulk - it sits close to the body at the shoulders before relaxing through the chest and body in a true oversized cut.
• The funnel neck zips all the way to the top, giving real wind protection when you need it and a clean, structured frame around the face when worn open.
• A horizontal seam runs across the chest, breaking up the all-over texture and giving the front panel a subtle, considered detail that lifts it beyond a basic fleece.
• Side zip pockets sit at a natural hand-drop position - visible on the right side in the images - practical without disrupting the silhouette.
• Oversized fit means the sleeves land generously and the hem drops low, making it easy to layer over a hoodie or heavyweight long-sleeve on colder days.

This is the kind of piece that gets grabbed on the way out the door - weekend errands, a walk with mates, or a low-key family get-together where comfort is the priority but you still want to look put-together. The borg texture does the heavy lifting visually, so the rest of the outfit can stay simple. The model wears it with wide-leg washed denim, which works well: the relaxed trouser mirrors the oversized cut of the jacket without the whole look going shapeless. Trainers keep things grounded. Zip it to the top for a cleaner, more intentional silhouette, or leave it half-open over a plain long-sleeve to layer up without overcomplicating things. It also works thrown over a hoodie when the temperature really drops - the generous cut was built for exactly that kind of stacking.