There is a particular kind of cold — the drafty restaurant, the over-air-conditioned office — that a coat is far too much for!

Just imagine reaching for one soft, fluffy cardigan that solves all of them, and happens to look expensive while it does it. Now stop imagining, because the Margaret is that layer.

• A Halo-Soft Surface
  The yarn is brushed into a fine, airy halo that catches the light beautifully. It is the detail that makes a simple cardigan look like something from a much quieter, much more expensive shop.
• Generously Oversized
  Dropped shoulders and a roomy body let it fall open and drape rather than sit stiff. Wear it closed like a soft jacket or open over a slip dress, a tee or a white shirt — it behaves either way.
• Buttons That Give You Options
  A simple row of buttons down the front means you can fasten it all the way, leave the top few undone, or slide it off one shoulder in the evening.
• Warm Without The Weight
  It traps warmth the way a fluffy knit does, but it weighs almost nothing on your arms. That is the difference between a layer you keep on and one you end up carrying.
• Four Soft Neutrals
  Taupe, Gray, Charcoal and Ivory — the quiet end of the color chart, so it disappears into every outfit you already own rather than competing with it.

That in-between chill is the reason so many lovely outfits get ruined by the wrong jacket. Keep this one on the back of a chair and the problem simply stops coming up — which is why it ends up worn far more often than the coats it replaced.