Sissel Edelbo | Cara Jacket - Camel Twill with Corduroy Trim

The Cara Jacket builds its character around volume and ease: a loose, generously cut silhouette with dropped shoulders that reads relaxed rather than sloppy, cut in a camel-toned cotton twill with enough body to hold its shape while still moving with you. It's a jacket that sits away from the body by design, the kind of proportion that layers well without ever feeling bulky. The twill itself has a dry, slightly textured hand typical of organic cotton — sturdy underfoot but not stiff, with a matte surface that takes the camel colourway well and will soften gently with wear. Contrast comes from leftover corduroy used at the collar and inside the sleeve cuffs, a darker tone that peeks through when the sleeves are folded back, giving the jacket a worked-in, considered detail rather than a purely functional one. The same corduroy lines the two large utility pockets, so even the parts of the jacket you don't see carry the same attention. Inside, a cotton lining printed with a small dot pattern finishes the garment properly rather than leaving it raw, and adds a quiet graphic note when the jacket is worn open. Cut as a single, adaptable size, the Cara Jacket is built to be worn loose over layers rather than fitted to the body. A drawstring at the waist is the one adjustable element, letting you cinch in the silhouette for a more defined shape or leave it loose for a boxier, utilitarian line. The dropped shoulder extends the sleeve visually, which is part of why the corduroy-lined cuffs matter — turned up, they become a deliberate styling detail rather than an afterthought. Two large flap pockets sit low on the front, sized for actual use rather than decoration, reinforcing the jacket's workwear-adjacent DNA. Delicate embroidered motifs are scattered across the surface of the jacket — small, storytelling details that reward a second look and keep the piece from reading as purely utilitarian. They sit quietly against the camel ground, adding warmth and personality without overwhelming the simplicity of the cut. Worn open over a plain tee and straight denim, the Cara Jacket functions as a light layer for in-between weather; buttoned and cinched at the waist with the collar's corduroy trim showing, it takes on a more structured, jacket-as-outerwear role. It pairs equally well with wide trousers for a relaxed, oversized silhouette or over a slip dress for a considered high-low contrast. Roll the cuffs to reveal the corduroy lining as a deliberate finishing touch, and let the embroidery do the talking rather than reaching for additional accessories.