Pale knits look lovely and then feel far too plain by the second wearing!

Just imagine blue and white porcelain — rose sprigs drawn fine on an ivory ground — knitted into a soft, easy sweater. Now stop imagining.

• Porcelain Blue And White
  Delicate blue rose sprigs repeat across a soft ivory knit, the same palette as old delftware. Fine, evenly scattered pattern gives a pale sweater something to say without shouting.
• Fresh Against The Skin
  Blue and white sits beautifully near the face and stays fresh-looking on grey days, when a plain cream knit can look tired.
• Soft Ribbed Collar
  A generous turtleneck that folds down comfortably or stands up against the cold, with no tightness at the throat.
• Relaxed Through The Body
  Dropped shoulders and a straight, skimming cut. True to size for a comfortable fit; stay with your usual size.
• Easy To Place
  It works with denim, with navy, with cream, with grey. The classic blue-and-white combination has been going with everything for about three hundred years.

Pale, yes — plain, never. This is the light knit that keeps its interest, and it will come out of the drawer on far more mornings than the plain cream one beside it.