• Cut from 100% leather suede, this jacket carries a soft, napped surface that drapes with weight - it sits on the body rather than hanging away from it, giving the silhouette a close, intentional shape.
• A structured high neck frames the face and closes the jacket at the throat, lending a polished edge that sets it apart from the open-collar utility styles it draws reference from.
• Two oversized chest patch pockets sit flush against the front - deep enough to be functional, substantial enough to break up the expanse of suede with quiet architectural detail.
• The waist belt with a gold-toned buckle and eyelet hardware cinches the jacket at the mid-section, defining the waist without the need for any additional tailoring - the structure comes entirely from the belt.
• Gold-toned button detailing at the cuffs echoes the belt hardware throughout, pulling the utilitarian references into something far more considered and refined.

A jacket that earns its place at a smart lunch or a gallery opening as easily as it does on a weekend city walk. The utility silhouette - patch pockets, belted waist, high neck - gives it a purposeful, grounded quality, but the suede and gold hardware keep it firmly in elevated territory. Worn here as a co-ord with a matching suede skirt, which is the strongest way to style it: the tonal dressing lets the texture do all the work. If worn separately, pair with tailored wide-leg trousers in a deep neutral and pointed-toe heels to maintain the jacket's inherent polish. It also works thrown over a fine-knit roll neck when the temperature drops, the high neck of the jacket sitting neatly over the knit. The belt is the defining detail - wear it fastened to keep the waist sharp, and let the jacket's weight do the rest.