• A row of metal studs runs along the top edge of both chest pockets - the detail that separates this from a standard denim jacket and gives it a hard-edged finish.
• Regular fit cut sits squarely across the shoulders and follows a straight line through the body, landing at the hip with enough room to layer comfortably over a hoodie.
• Classic trucker silhouette with a point collar, button-through front, twin chest pockets with button flaps, and side-entry hand pockets.
• 100% cotton construction means it breathes throughout the day and softens gradually with wear, sitting more naturally against the body over time.
• The washed denim finish gives the fabric a broken-in, worn tone rather than a flat or stiff appearance - it looks like it's already been lived in.

The regular fit here does something specific: it sits wide enough across the chest to carry the stud detailing without pulling, letting the hardware read cleanly rather than getting lost in the fabric. Worn as the model does - over a plain black crew-neck tee and matched with dark wide-leg trousers - the whole outfit reads as one considered block. That tonal approach is the smartest way to style this jacket, letting the studs do the talking without competing with anything else. It works equally well thrown over a graphic long-sleeve for a bar or a night out, or kept minimal for drinks with mates. The structure holds its shape off the hanger, so it doesn't need ironing into submission before you head out. For anyone building a wardrobe around pieces that shift between casual and night-out dressing without needing to be restyled, this jacket earns its place without much effort.