• Boucle-effect check fabric with a looped, textural weave that reads more like outerwear than a standard shirt - this one sits closer to a coach jacket in weight and presence
• Distressed raw hem at the bottom adds an intentional undone edge, breaking up what could otherwise be a clean-cut silhouette
• Embroidered script branding sits across the chest - small enough to be subtle, distinct enough to register up close
• Oversized boxy cut drops wide across the shoulders and sits straight through the body, giving a relaxed drape without pulling or bunching
• Point collar and zip-through front give it a structured opening that works just as well fully zipped as it does worn open over a tee

The boucle weave gives this overshirt a tactile quality that sets it apart from the usual flannel or twill - it has a slight thickness to it that makes it feel more like a layer than a shirt. Worn open over a white crew-neck tee, as styled here, with wide-leg dark trousers, it hits the sweet spot between casual and considered. The boxy cut means it sits cleanly untucked, so there's no need to overthink the fit. For a night out, zip it up and treat it as a lightweight jacket over a plain long-sleeve. The distressed hem keeps it grounded in streetwear territory, so it works at its best in relaxed settings - weekend plans, casual meet-ups, or anywhere that calls for something with a bit more character than a standard shirt.