Oversized should not be another word for shapeless!

Just imagine a big, generous cable cardigan that still gives you a waist and a shoulder — volume you can see the shape of, rather than a rectangle. Now stop imagining, because the Joyce puts its bulk in deep cables and keeps the body open and long.

• Deep Cable Texture
  Heavy twisted cables run down the body and across the sleeves, so the eye reads vertical lines rather than width. Texture gives the piece shape where a flat knit would give none. It looks substantial in the best way.
• Long Open Front
  The front falls open in two long straight edges past the hip. That vertical opening keeps a slim line down the centre. It is what stops an oversized knit from reading as square.
• Full Balloon Sleeves
  The sleeves are dramatically wide through the arm and gather into a firm ribbed cuff. All the volume sits away from the body. Push them up and the cuff holds them.
• Chunky Tonal Buttons
  Large buttons in a matching tone run down the placket if you want to close it. Fastened at the waist it becomes almost a jacket. Left open it stays a soft layer.
• Five Deep Colorways
  Chestnut, ivory, black, sage green and burgundy — five rich shades that all suit the heavy cable. Burgundy and sage are the two that feel least expected. Ivory shows the cable texture best.

Oversized is a shape, not an absence of one. The Joyce builds its volume out of cables and keeps a long open line down the front — which is why it looks considered every time, and why it becomes the weekend uniform.