Finding a patterned sweater that feels grown-up and not girlish is harder than it should be!

Just imagine a knit with the quiet beauty of an old hand-blocked quilt — soft indigo, ivory flowers, nothing shiny or shouty. Now stop imagining, because this is it.

• Indigo And Ivory
  A soft denim blue carries rows of ivory flowering stems, drawn the way a hand-blocked cotton is drawn. The slightly faded look is intentional and gives the knit an heirloom feeling from the first wear.
• Pattern That Flatters
  Small repeated motifs break up the surface, which is far kinder to the eye than a single large print. It softens the line of the body rather than drawing a bold shape across it.
• Comfortable Turtleneck
  The collar is knitted in a generous rib that sits softly against the neck. No scratching, no pressure at the throat, and it folds beautifully if you prefer a shorter neckline.
• Easy Over Anything
  Blue and cream sit happily with denim, cream trousers, navy or camel. This is the piece that solves the morning question of what goes with what.
• Relaxed Through The Body
  A gently oversized cut with dropped shoulders and long sleeves. True to size and easy fitting; if you prefer a closer line, stay with your usual size rather than going up.

Grown-up, never girlish — just a beautiful blue knit that you will find yourself reaching for far more often than the plain ones beside it.