• Bold floral intarsia knit with tassels that grow directly from the motifs - they hang from the shoulders, body and cuffs, moving with every gesture rather than sitting flat against the fabric
• Relaxed, boxy silhouette with a slight drop shoulder - it sits away from the body without swamping it
• Crew neckline with a clean ribbed finish, keeping the neckline structured against the looser body of the knit
• Ribbed hem and cuffs anchor the relaxed fit and give the piece a considered finish at the edges
• The oversized floral print is rendered in a graphic, high-contrast intarsia - bold enough to read as a statement piece without pattern repeat fatigue

The relaxed cut does most of the work here - there is enough volume through the body that it skims rather than clings, making it easy to throw on over wide-leg trousers without overthinking the proportions. The tassels are the detail that shifts this from a standard printed knit into something worth a second look: they catch movement and add a tactile dimension that photographs well but feels even better in person. As the model wears it, paired with wide-leg ecru trousers, the combination is effortless - the volume of the knit balanced against the clean drape of a wider leg. It works equally well tucked loosely into a midi skirt or worn long over straight-cut jeans with ankle boots. This is a piece for weekends that have somewhere to be - a market, a gallery, a long lunch - where the clothes should do the talking without trying too hard.