Simple pieces are meant to look expensive, and most of them just look plain instead!

Just imagine a soft turtleneck traced with a fine dark line along the shoulders, the sleeves and the hem — one small detail that makes the whole thing look tailored. Now stop imagining, because the Evelyn is built entirely around it.

• A Fine Contrast Piping
  A slim dark line follows the raglan seams down each sleeve, outlines the shoulders and runs along the hem. It is the sort of finishing you normally only see on a much more serious piece of knitwear.
• A Soft, Folded Turtleneck
  The neck is knit high and folds over into a soft roll that sits comfortably against the throat. It keeps you genuinely warm without the tightness that makes some turtlenecks unwearable.
• Full, Blouson Sleeves
  The sleeves are cut wide through the arm and gathered into a long ribbed cuff. They give the piece its elegant shape and, quietly, cover the upper arm beautifully.
• A Clean, Boxy Body
  It sits straight and slightly cropped at the hip — a line that was made for wide trousers and high-waisted jeans, and that keeps its shape rather than sagging by the afternoon.
• Three Timeless Colors
  Mocha, Ivory and Charcoal — each one with the same dark trim, each one equally at home with denim or tailoring.

The difference between plain and refined is almost always one detail, and here it is stitched into every seam. Wear it with wide trousers and a belt and it looks considered; wear it with jeans on a Saturday and it still does — which is how a simple sweater ends up being worn most weeks of the winter.