Moss Plush Jacket

There’s a real skill to mastering the art of casual layering without looking like you’ve either overdosed on caffeine or slept in your car. That’s where this plush jacket steps in. The first thing you’ll notice is the texture - a fabulously fuzzy, tactile finish that feels like it belongs to a cast member from the muppets, but styled by an editor at Vogue. It’s not quite cropped, but boxy enough to stand out, with chunky buttons down the centre and those beautifully oversized chest pockets that say, ‘I’m practical, but I’d never be caught dead with a sensible anorak’. The cut is straight and works well both buttoned-up and loose.

It’s warm, which is always handy in jacket season. There’s no fuss with fastenings on the sleeves or any stiff lining - just pure comfort, soft pile everywhere. A proper statement collar sits upright without being rigid or starchy - it’s got a bit of movement to it. And despite its plushness, it doesn’t swamp the body or make you feel like you’re wrapped in something borrowed from Grandma’s attic. And yes, it fits over a light knit easily for extra cold days.

The best bit? This is the kind of jacket that doesn’t need much styling knowledge or an overflowing wardrobe to work hard for you. It always looks good slung over basics, layered under wool coats, or worn oversized when heading out for coffee runs. Classic modern design meets nostalgic fun - with style that says you didn’t even try (even though you totally did).