Dark knits keep you warm and then leave you looking a little severe!

Just imagine deep forest green threaded with ferns, seed heads and one open white peony. Now stop imagining, because this is a dark sweater with a garden growing across it.

• Botanical Drawing
  Fine green stems, ferns and seed heads spread across a near-black ground, with a single white bloom off to one side. It is drawn like a botanist's plate: detailed, calm, beautifully spaced.
• Dark But Not Severe
  The green softens the black and the white flower lifts it near the face. You get the slimming effect of a dark knit without the heaviness.
• Comfortable Turtleneck
  A soft ribbed collar that folds easily and never grips. High enough to be genuinely warm on an autumn walk.
• Skimming Cut
  Dropped shoulders and a straight body that falls away from the waist. True to size and relaxed; keep your usual size for the fit shown.
• Wears With Everything
  Dark green and black go with denim, grey, camel and cream. It is as easy to place as a plain black sweater, and considerably more interesting.

Warm, dark, and not the least bit severe. This is the one you put on for a cold walk and keep on straight through lunch — week after week, once you have found it.