Source values are flat hand measurements, with a stated 1–3 cm variation. Chest values are copied without doubling; confirm the measuring method before choosing a size. Weight recommendations are omitted because the source does not specify a unit. Sleeve measurements are not supplied.
The grey jersey face pairs tonal outline embroidery with broad cream drawcords, while the navy face uses a small woven chest patch. Working with separate fabric swatches, embroidery trials and trim samples keeps each face distinct without losing the shared hooded, zip-front shape.
The front zipper and smaller pocket pulls are developed alongside the navy shell, with their proportions checked against the garment rather than in isolation. The care-label set is hand-stitched into the garment, completing a detail that needs to sit neatly within the reversible construction.
The navy face has a smoother, crisper surface, while the grey face retains the softer character of a jersey hoodie. Full front and back views make the different pocket, chest-mark and edge treatments readable, and the embroidery trial keeps attention on the outline of the grey-side motif.
Both faces keep a relaxed shoulder and generous sleeve shape, with the cuffs and hem gathering that volume back towards the body. The worn references also show how the contrasting hood interior and cream drawcords frame the neckline when the jacket is open, zipped or worn with the hood up.
DETAIL COMPARISON
Compared detail by detail.
GROUP 01
Reading the grey side in wear
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On the grey face, tonal chest embroidery stays understated while the cream drawcords give the centre front a stronger vertical line. The relaxed shoulder and split pouch pocket keep the familiar hoodie character within the reversible jacket.