• Cropped hem sits just above the waistband, designed to show a sliver of skin and work specifically with high-waisted bottoms rather than being an afterthought of length.
• Contrast drawstrings in a lighter tone cut through the hood, adding a deliberate two-tone detail that breaks up an otherwise clean silhouette.
• Full zip-through front gives you complete control over the fit - worn open it layers over a sports bra; zipped up it holds its structured, boxy shape.
• Oversized through the shoulders and sleeves with a cropped body, creating that intentional dropped-shoulder look without swamping the frame.
• Note: due to the fabric composition, colour may transfer - wash separately and keep away from light-coloured pieces.

This hoodie earns its place as the piece that bridges the gap between a proper training kit and an off-duty look worth leaving the house in. The boxy crop sits neatly over joggers - as styled here with matching wide-leg sweatpants - and the contrast drawstring detail stops it reading as a basic layering piece. Zip it up fully for a morning coffee run or leave it open over a fitted long-sleeve for a bit more dimension. It also works thrown over gym shorts or biker shorts when the weather demands a quick layer between sessions. The structured shoulders mean it holds its shape whether you're carrying a tote or a gym bag. Keep the rest of the look tonal and let the contrast cords do the talking - this is an outfit that requires very little effort to land correctly.