• Oversized puffer silhouette cut to mid-thigh length, giving substantial coverage without losing shape
• Detachable self-tie belt cinches at the waist - wear it loose for a relaxed wrap effect or pull it in for a more defined outline
• Voluminous hood sits high at the back of the neck, offering wind protection even when worn down
• Horizontal quilted channels run across the body and sleeves, keeping the padding evenly distributed as you move
• Open-front design with a wrapped overlap at the chest, making it easy to throw on and adjust throughout the day

The oversized cut does most of the work here - it falls generously from the shoulders and hangs with real weight, the kind of jacket that feels substantial the moment you put it on. The belt is what makes it interesting. Tied loosely, the jacket drapes like an outerwear coat and the quilted panels shift naturally with each step. Pull the belt tighter and the whole silhouette changes, the volume gathers at the waist and the mid-thigh hem suddenly reads much more intentional. The model pairs it with wide-leg turn-up jeans and retro trainers, which is exactly the right move - the bulk of the jacket needs a relaxed trouser to balance it out. A ribbed roll-neck underneath, as seen here, keeps the layering cohesive. This one works hard on weekends, whether that's a morning market run, a casual catch-up, or a blustery afternoon out with friends. Sized on a size 10.