• Funnel neck collar sits high and close to the throat, giving the jacket a sharp, architectural quality without resorting to a lapel
• Pinstripe runs the full length of the jacket, reinforcing the vertical line and lending a suiting-weight seriousness to the silhouette
• Tailored through the shoulders and body, it holds its shape rather than draping - this is a structured piece that does the work for you
• The single-breasted front keeps the front face clean, letting the stripe and the collar carry the detail
• Cut to sit at the hip, making it equally at home over wide-leg trousers or tucked into a midi skirt

The funnel neck is the detail that changes everything here. Where a standard blazer reads as office-ready by default, this jacket sits somewhere more considered - the collar draws the eye upward, the pinstripe keeps it grounded in tailoring. It moves with intention: structured enough to hold a boardroom silhouette, but the raised neckline means it reads just as well in the evening without needing much else. Style it as the model does - over wide-leg pinstripe trousers for a tonal suiting moment, belted at the waist to define the shape. For evening, swap the trousers for a satin bias-cut skirt and let the jacket do the talking. It also works thrown over a fitted roll-neck in cooler months, the funnel necks layering neatly without bulk. A piece that transitions from a morning meeting to a dinner reservation without a change of clothes.