• Funnel neck that folds and drapes at the collar, giving the jacket a more considered, fashion-forward finish than a standard denim style.
• Oversized, voluminous sleeves with a dropped shoulder create real presence - the jacket carries its own weight without needing to be styled up.
• All-over leopard print pressed into the denim gives a bolder, more textured result than a printed cotton would - the pattern feels built in rather than applied on top.
• 100% cotton denim that starts structured and gradually moulds to how you move, making it more comfortable the more you wear it - breathable enough to layer through the day.
• Chest patch pockets with a press-stud detail and a full zip fastening keep the front clean and functional without looking too workwear.
• Cropped hem sits just below the waist, making it an easy throw-on over midi skirts, mini skirts, or high-waisted trousers without disrupting the proportions of the outfit beneath.

This jacket works hardest when it's treated as the centrepiece rather than an afterthought. The model wears it over a matching leopard print denim mini skirt - a co-ord approach that commits to the print and lets the outfit speak for itself. If co-ords aren't your thing, it sits just as well thrown over a plain fitted long-sleeve top and wide-leg jeans, where the volume in the sleeves and the print do all the talking. The cropped length also makes it a natural partner for high-waisted cargo trousers or a midi slip skirt on cooler evenings. It's the kind of jacket that transitions easily from a weekend market to a casual night out - zip it up to the funnel neck for a more intentional, put-together look, or leave it open and relaxed. Finish with chunky trainers or ankle boots depending on the occasion.