• Cropped, boxy silhouette with generous quilted baffles that sit away from the body - substantial volume without weighing you down.
• All-over check print brings a tailoring reference to the puffer format, making it read as considered rather than purely functional.
• High funnel neck folds over itself to sit snugly at the throat, offering real wind protection without needing a hood.
• Side zip pockets sit flush against the quilting - visible hardware adds a utilitarian edge to the overall shape.
• Clean concealed front placket keeps the check pattern uninterrupted across the chest, so the print does the talking.

The cropped length hits at the hip and works hard because of it - the volume stays on top, which means whatever you put underneath gets to breathe. Worn open over a chunky knit it takes on an almost oversized layering piece quality; zipped right up to that funnel neck, it becomes its own complete look. The check print is what separates this from a standard puffer. It nods to heritage tailoring in a way that makes it just as at home on a weekend market run as it is pulled over wide-leg jeans for a low-key evening out. The model here layers a knitted balaclava underneath the funnel neck - a sharp cold-weather move that leans into the cocooning silhouette. Pair with baggy straight-leg denim and chunky trainers to keep the proportions right, or tuck into high-waisted cargo trousers for something more structured. A scarf is surplus to requirements; the neck has it covered.