• Oversized leopard print rendered in a brushed, fluffy knit - the spots are large-scale and bold, giving the pattern real presence rather than a repeat that disappears into the fabric.
• The ribbed crew neck, cuffs and hem sit in a contrasting marl knit, adding a considered detail that breaks up the all-over print without competing with it.
• Cut with a relaxed, slightly boxy silhouette that drops past the hip - it hangs with generous ease through the body and the sleeves have a soft fullness to them.
• The super-soft texture means the jumper has a cosy, tactile quality - the kind of piece you reach for on autopilot when the temperature drops.
• Designed with a tall-specific fit, so the body length and sleeve proportions sit exactly where they should - no riding up at the wrists or pulling at the hem.

The boxy drop of this jumper does the heavy lifting when it comes to styling - it skims rather than clings, which means it works just as well tucked loosely into high-waisted wide-leg trousers as it does worn straight over leggings. The model pairs it with wide-leg dark trousers, and that combination is worth copying: the relaxed trouser leg mirrors the easy volume of the knit, keeping everything proportional without looking overstyled. The contrasting ribbed trim at the hem and cuffs gives you a natural layering edge - let a collared shirt or longline tee peek out underneath for an added dimension in cooler months. This is a jumper built for the kind of weekend that starts with a late breakfast and ends with a casual catch-up with friends. It's bold enough to carry a simple outfit on its own, so the rest of what you wear can stay low-key.