Some mornings need a coat and absolutely do not deserve one!

Just imagine a knit long enough and thick enough to do a coat's job on a mild grey day — warm across the back, past the hip, with pockets for your hands. Now stop imagining, because the Theresa is knitted heavy and cut long.

• Deep Waffle Stitch
  A chunky waffle texture runs throughout and traps warmth in the stitch itself. It gives real insulation without the weight of a coat. The texture also keeps it from looking plain.
• Falls Past The Hip
  The hem sits well below the hip, covering the top of your thighs. That extra length is what makes the difference on a cool morning. It also flatters over leggings or slim jeans.
• Two Patch Pockets
  Large patch pockets sit at the front for your hands, your phone or a pair of gloves. They are set low where your hands naturally fall. They add a little weight that helps the drape.
• Open Front, Soft Collar
  The front stays open and the collar rolls softly at the neck. There is nothing to fasten and nothing to fuss with. Wrap it across and hold it if the wind turns.
• Four Considered Shades
  Dusty rose, olive, charcoal and ivory — one soft, one earthy, one neutral, one bright. Olive and charcoal are the practical pair. Dusty rose is the one that lifts a grey morning.

Not every cool day is a coat day. The Theresa is long enough, thick enough and pocketed enough to take the place of one — and comfortable enough that you keep it on long after you get where you were going.