Most lightweight sweaters either itch, lose their shape, or go bobbly before the season is over!

Just imagine a slim, soft V-neck you can wear under a blazer in the morning and on its own by the afternoon — one that still looks new in March. Now stop imagining, because the Cynthia was cut to be the quiet workhorse of your knitwear drawer.

• A Flattering V
  The V sits at a modest depth — long enough to lengthen the neck and open the chest, never low enough to worry about. It is genuinely kind to anyone who finds a crew neck a little closing-in.
• Fine And Featherlight
  The knit is thin and smooth, so it disappears under a jacket or coat instead of bunching at the sleeve. It is the layer you keep on indoors rather than the one you peel off at the door.
• Softly Fitted, Never Tight
  It follows your shape gently through the body and finishes at the hip. Skimming, not clinging — so it tucks neatly into a skirt or sits loose over trousers.
• Twelve Colors To Choose From
  Black, White, Navy and Camel for the everyday, then Red, Green, Turquoise, Orange, Pink, Lilac, Lake Blue and Chestnut when you want the sweater to be the color in the outfit.
• Sizes S Through XXL
  Cut with the same soft, close fit at every size, with ribbing at the cuffs and hem so it holds its line all day.

The fear with a fine knit is always that it will be the first thing to look tired. This one earns its place the other way around — it is the layer that quietly makes everything else you own work harder, and most women end up owning it in more than one shade.