• Blanket stitch trim runs along the raglan seams and high neck edge - a hand-finished-looking detail that gives this knit its defining character.
• Cropped three-quarter sleeves with a ribbed cuff sit neatly at the forearm, striking a balance between relaxed and considered.
• The high neck sits close without feeling restrictive, adding a quiet polish to what is otherwise an easy, off-duty silhouette.
• Viscose-rich knit construction delivers a soft drape and cool handfeel, skimming rather than clinging - the fabric moves with the body rather than sitting stiffly against it.
• A cropped length that hits just at the hip makes this straightforward to layer or to wear tucked out over high-waisted pieces.

The boxy, slightly dropped shoulder gives this jumper a relaxed shape that still reads as intentional - it's the kind of piece that looks as though you've thought about it without trying too hard. The blanket stitch detailing along the seams does the work that a print or pattern might otherwise do, so the rest of the styling can stay clean and unfussy. Worn as a co-ord with matching wide-leg knitted trousers as seen here, the effect is effortlessly put-together - a combination that works equally well for a Saturday morning out as it does for a low-key lunch. Break up the knit-on-knit look by swapping the trousers for tailored wide-leg trousers in a fluid fabric, or layer the jumper over a slim-fit shirt for added structure. Finish with white trainers to keep things grounded, or step up to a pointed mule for an evening-ready take on the relaxed silhouette.