• Oversized boxy fit sits wide across the shoulders and drops straight through the body, giving it that relaxed, off-duty silhouette that doesn't try too hard
• Crew neckline sits flat and clean at the collarbone - no fuss, just a sharp, unfussy finish
• The scuba construction gives the sweatshirt a smooth, structured face that holds its shape wash after wash rather than going limp
• Cut with extra volume through the chest and hem, making it easy to layer over a long-sleeve or under an open overshirt without bunching
• Proportions are built to be worn with slim or tapered trousers to balance the boxy silhouette up top

The scuba fabric has a dense, slightly thick hand to it - it doesn't drape loosely like a jersey sweatshirt, it holds a shape. That structure is what makes the boxy cut work; it keeps the oversized proportions looking deliberate rather than like you've borrowed something from a bigger mate. Worn with slim-fit joggers or tapered cargo trousers and a pair of clean trainers, it lands squarely in that considered streetwear space without leaning into anything too trend-specific. The model pairs it with straight-leg trousers and trainers, which is the cleanest read on the look. Roll the sleeves up slightly if you want to break the boxy block and add a bit of ease. Works equally well for a relaxed weekend out, heading to a mate's, or just running errands when you still want the outfit to look like it was thought about.