• Burnout-patterned sleeves in a sheer, semi-transparent fabric contrast with the solid jersey body - the texture does the work without any added embellishment
• Softly elasticated cuffs gather the sleeve hem, giving the long, voluminous arms a neat finish at the wrist
• The V-neckline sits at a refined depth - open enough to feel polished, modest enough to wear straight to the office
• Jersey fabric is soft and stretchy with easy, move-with-you comfort, so the top keeps its shape through a full working day
• A subtle wrap-effect panel at the front adds structure to an otherwise relaxed silhouette, giving the top a more tailored presence

The top skims the body rather than clinging to it - the jersey body hangs loosely from the shoulder and sits just below the hip, making it one of those pieces that looks considered without requiring much effort. The real draw is the sleeve: the burnout pattern catches the light as you move, shifting between opaque and sheer in a way that reads as sophisticated rather than showy. Tucked into wide-leg tailored trousers and finished with block-heeled court shoes, it translates effortlessly into a boardroom-ready look. For an evening out after work, swap the trousers for a sleek midi skirt and add a delicate chain necklace - as seen on the model - to draw the eye to the neckline. The structured wrap detail at the front means it sits neatly under a blazer, too, should the occasion call for it.