• Cropped zip-through hoodie cut to sit just above the waistband, exposing a sliver of midriff when worn as a set - the proportions are intentional, not accidental.
• Full-length front zip with a metallic silver pull that catches the light and adds a hardware edge to the otherwise clean silhouette.
• Oversized through the shoulders and sleeves, then pulled in sharply at the ribbed hem - the contrast between the dropped shoulder and the tight waistband gives it its shape.
• Matching joggers feature a studded graphic print positioned low on the leg, keeping the detailing subtle rather than all-over.
• Hooded collar sits with structure rather than flopping - it frames the face when unzipped and adds bulk at the neck in a way that reads intentional.

This set works best when treated as one unit. The cropped hoodie and wide-leg joggers are designed to be read together - the graphic on the trousers anchors the look and stops it reading as basic loungewear. Wear both pieces zipped and loose for the full athleisure effect, or open the zip and layer a fitted long-sleeve underneath to add dimension without losing the sporty feel. The model wears the set head-to-toe, and that's the strongest way to style it - no overthinking required. For running errands or heading to a casual meet-up, finish with chunky trainers and a crossbody bag to keep the energy up. If you want to push it further into the evening, swap the trainers for a pointed boot and let the hardware on the zip do the talking. The studded leg graphic means this set has enough personality to hold its own without any additional accessories.