• Rugby-inspired polo collar with a short button placket - the collar sits flat and structured, giving this sweatshirt a more considered finish than your standard crew neck.
• Horizontal stripes run consistently across the body and sleeves, keeping the pattern clean and unbroken rather than mismatched at the seams.
• Oversized through the shoulders and chest, with dropped sleeves that give it that effortless, borrowed-from-the-boys hang.
• The hem falls past the hip, making it an easy throw-on that works tucked, half-tucked, or left loose over high-waisted bottoms.
• Long sleeves with a relaxed, slightly bunched cuff - the kind that naturally scrunches up when worn, adding to the laid-back feel.

This is the sweatshirt that earns its place on a Saturday. It's the sort of thing you reach for when you want to look put-together without trying too hard - a campus run, a coffee catch-up, or a browse round the market. The polo collar is the detail that does the heavy lifting, nudging it away from basic loungewear territory and into something you'd actually wear out. Style it the way the model does here: with straight-leg jeans and keep the rest simple. It also works tied at the waist over a mini skirt if you want to break up the volume, or layered under a longline coat when the temperature drops. The oversized cut means sizing down is an option if you want it to sit closer to the body, but worn as intended it has that easy, relaxed shape that's become a wardrobe staple for a reason.