• Funnel neck that folds down or zips up to the chin - gives the jacket a clean, structured silhouette at the top without adding bulk to the collar area
• Borg lining sits against the body with a soft, fleece-like texture, making it noticeably warmer than it looks from the outside
• Regular fit through the shoulders and chest, with enough room to layer a hoodie underneath without the jacket pulling across the back
• Elasticated cuffs cinch at the wrist, keeping cold air out and giving the sleeves a slightly blouson shape that adds to the oversized feel
• Harrington-length cut sits at the hip - short enough to wear untucked without swamping the lower half, and sits neatly over straight or wide-leg trousers

A jacket built for the stretch between seasons, when the temperature drops faster than expected and a hoodie alone no longer cuts it. The nylon outer sheds light wind and drizzle while the borg interior does the actual insulating work - a combination that punches well above a standard shell jacket. Zip it up to the funnel neck for full coverage, or fold it down for a more relaxed look when you're heading somewhere less exposed. The model wears it over a plain tee with wide-leg washed jeans and trainers - a combination that lets the jacket's shape do the talking. It also layers well over a heavyweight hoodie for colder days without losing its silhouette. Weekend plans, a market run, or heading to a mate's - this is the jacket you reach for on autopilot when you need something that actually works without overthinking the outfit.