• Slash neck sits wide across the collarbone, allowing it to be worn straight across both shoulders or pulled off one for an effortless asymmetric look.
• Batwing sleeves drop from a generous, pooling shoulder line and taper into ribbed cuffs - the contrast between the voluminous upper arm and neat wrist gives the silhouette its shape.
• The body skims rather than clings, hitting at the hip with a relaxed hem that tucks neatly into high-waisted trousers or sits just as well worn out.
• Fine knit construction gives it a soft, close texture that drapes smoothly without adding bulk - it lies flat against the torso and moves with ease.
• Designed for the plus range with proportions that are considered throughout - the sleeve volume and neckline width are balanced specifically for a fuller fit.

This jumper slots straight into the part of your wardrobe that works the hardest - the pieces you reach for when you want to look put-together without overthinking it. The wide slash neck is the detail that does the most, giving an otherwise relaxed knit a quietly considered edge. Pair it as the model does, with wide-leg trousers in a neutral tone and flat loafers, and let the batwing sleeve carry the interest. For a more casual weekend feel, it works just as well over straight-leg jeans with trainers and a shoulder bag. The ribbed cuffs give it enough structure to tuck into a high waist without disappearing, making it a natural partner for tailored wide-leg trousers at a family gathering or low-key catch-up with friends. It layers under a longline coat without bunching at the arms, which makes it a strong autumn and winter staple. The neckline alone means it reads as more considered than a standard crew neck, so it earns its place beyond purely lazy days.