• Diamond quilted construction across the entire body and sleeves gives the jacket a structured, heritage-influenced look that holds its shape rather than bunching at the arms.
• Funnel neck with press-stud fastening sits high and close to the throat - practical for cold weather without the bulk of a full collar.
• Contrast trim detailing runs along the chest seam and pocket edges, adding a considered two-tone finish that breaks up the quilted surface.
• Press-stud front placket runs the full length of the jacket, providing a clean, flat front with no visible hardware interrupting the quilted pattern.
• Lower snap-fastened pockets sit flush against the body, keeping the silhouette neat when hands are in or out.

The regular fit sits comfortably across the shoulders and through the chest without pulling, and the jacket length lands just below the hip - a cut that works well over a jumper or knitwear without adding unnecessary volume. The quilting gives it enough structure to read as a considered outerwear choice rather than a casual layer. The contrast trim is the detail that earns it a place at smart casual occasions: it stops the jacket reading as purely utilitarian and gives it a tailored edge. Worn as the model has it here - over dark denim with the collar fastened up - it works easily for weekend lunches, country walks, or an informal evening out. For a smarter turn, pair it over a collared shirt and chinos, letting the funnel neck take the place of a scarf. A jacket that moves between settings without needing to be rethought each time.