• A deep V-shaped cut-out spans the back, gathered at its centre point by a chunky sculptural metal ring that cinches the knit into a twist - the detail does the work of an accessory without adding one.
• Funnel neck sits close to the throat, creating a clean, considered front that keeps all the interest firmly reserved for the back.
• Relaxed through the shoulders and arms with a straight, easy hem - the silhouette reads straightforward until the wearer turns around.
• Ribbed cuffs and hem give the jumper structure at the edges, preventing the relaxed body from looking shapeless.
• The back cut-out is geometric rather than draped - two diagonal openings that meet at the ring, so the reveal is architectural, not accidental.

This jumper sits comfortably with the workwear half of a wardrobe but earns its keep well beyond it. From the front it reads as a clean, high-neck knit - the kind that tucks into tailored trousers or layers under a sharp coat without a second thought. It is from the back that the piece changes the conversation entirely, which makes it particularly well-suited to evenings where the outfit needs to move between dinner and somewhere afterwards without a costume change. The model wears it with wide-leg leather trousers, which balances the open back with a grounded, polished weight below. It would work equally well with a fitted midi skirt or straight-cut tailored trousers in a similar tone. Keep everything else minimal - the metal ring at the back is the focal point, and it holds that position best when the rest of the look stays quiet.