• Cropped hoodie with a cinched waist detail that cuts off just above the hip - it sits close to the body at the hem while the sleeves and shoulders stay oversized for that intentional contrast in proportion.
• Double zip fastening runs the full length of the hoodie, giving you the option to wear it fully open, half-zipped from the bottom, or closed tight - three different looks from one piece.
• A chest patch pocket adds a utilitarian edge to the top half without breaking the clean silhouette.
• The wide-leg joggers are cut with a sweeping flare from the hip down, with a pressed front seam that gives them structure and stops them reading purely as loungewear.
• Elasticated waistband on the trousers sits comfortably at the natural waist, and side pockets sit flush so the wide-leg line stays uninterrupted.

This set works hardest when it's worn exactly as shown - the cropped top and wide-leg trouser pairing creates a balanced silhouette where neither piece overwhelms the other. The structured seam on the joggers does the heavy lifting, so a simple trainer keeps things grounded without trying too hard. Chunky-soled trainers, as the model wears here, sit well under the wide hem and add a bit of height without going full platform. Swap the trainers for a pointed-toe boot on an evening out and the set shifts register entirely. It's the kind of outfit that earns its place on a weekend coffee run, a trip to the gym, or a casual dinner where you still want to look considered. Keep the jewellery minimal - small hoop earrings are all you need. Throw an oversized puffer on top in colder months and the wide leg will clear the bulk of the coat with ease.