• Funnel neck with a single oversized button fastening at the collar - the coat's most defining detail, giving it a clean, architectural finish without the bulk of a traditional lapel
• Belted waist tie that can be knotted loosely at the front, letting you define the silhouette or leave it relaxed and open depending on the mood
• Oversized, drop-shoulder cut with wide sleeves that sit and hang with real weight - this is a coat that looks intentional rather than thrown on
• Cropped-to-hip length sits shorter than a classic coat, making it easy to layer over both fitted and voluminous trousers without adding bulk
• Patch pockets sit low on the front panels, functional and unfussy, adding to the coat's relaxed, almost workwear-influenced structure

The single oversized button at the neck does a lot of work here - it keeps the front clean and flat rather than breaking up the silhouette with a full button placket. Wear the belt tied in a loose knot to bring in the waist without losing the coat's easy, roomy shape. The cropped length is the reason this works so well over wide-leg and cargo trousers, as the model here shows, pairing it with camouflage wide-legs for a contrast that feels current rather than try-hard. For a more paired-back look, throw it over a ribbed roll-neck and straight-leg jeans with chunky trainers. It moves well at the sleeve - not stiff, not floppy - and the wool-look finish reads much more considered than the price point suggests. A solid choice for weekend plans, casual catch-ups, and the kind of days where you want to look put-together without overthinking it.