• Cropped silhouette cut in a woven herringbone fabric, giving the classic pattern a modern, relaxed proportion
• Notched collar with a structured lapel that sits cleanly at the neckline - sharp without being stiff
• Button fastening down the front with contrast dark buttons that anchor the graphic weave
• Chest flap pockets add a utilitarian detail that breaks up the pattern with intention
• Plus size cut designed to sit at the waist, balancing the cropped length with ease across the bust and shoulders

The herringbone cropped jacket is one of those pieces that does the work without trying. The bold, graphic weave reads as considered rather than loud - it brings structure to a simple outfit and texture to a more layered one. Worn as the model does here, over a fitted black top, the cropped cut creates a clean break at the waist that works equally well with tailored trousers or a midi skirt. For the office, pair with wide-leg trousers and a silk blouse for a put-together look that moves from desk to dinner without adjustment. At the weekend, throw it over a fitted roll-neck and straight-leg jeans for something that looks deliberate without being overdressed. The button-front fastening means it works open as much as closed - layered over knitwear in cooler months or worn alone as the temperature shifts. A jacket that earns its place in the wardrobe across seasons.