A cardigan that bunches under your coat ruins the whole line!

Just imagine a fine, close knit that slides under a jacket without a single fold or ridge — so you keep the warmth and lose the bulk. Now stop imagining, because the Grace is knitted slim and cut short on purpose.

• Fine Gauge, No Bulk
  The knit is smooth and closely worked rather than chunky, so it takes up almost no room under a coat. Sleeves slide into sleeves cleanly. Your outerwear still fits the way it should.
• Cropped At The Waist
  The hem ends at the natural waist so there is nothing to fold or ride up under a jacket hem. It also makes high-waisted trousers look their best. The proportion reads neat rather than short.
• Simple Round Neck
  A plain crew neckline that sits flat under a collar or a scarf. There is no ribbing to bulk it out. It is the most layerable neckline there is.
• Small Tonal Buttons
  The buttons match the knit, so the front reads as one clean surface. Fastened, it works as a top on its own. Open, it is a light layer over a camisole.
• Three Easy Shades
  Soft gray and black are the workhorses; butter yellow is the one that makes people ask. All three keep the same fine, flat finish. The yellow is surprisingly easy against denim and cream.

Layering only works when the layers cooperate. The Grace stays fine, stays short and stays flat under everything else — so it slips into the rotation and quietly stays there all season.