A little charm should not mean looking like you raided your daughter's closet!

Just imagine a relaxed knit scattered with small embroidered daisies — sweet, yes, but set on a grown-up shape in a grown-up colour. Now stop imagining, because the Judith keeps the flowers small and the silhouette entirely adult.

• Embroidered, Not Printed
  Each daisy is worked into the knit rather than printed on top, so it has real texture and will not crack or fade in the wash. The petals sit slightly raised from the surface. It is the detail that makes the piece look considered.
• Scattered, Not Covered
  The flowers are placed sparsely across the body and sleeves with plenty of plain knit between them. That restraint is what keeps it elegant. From a distance you read texture; up close you read charm.
• Relaxed, Covering Fit
  It falls loosely from the shoulder and covers the hip comfortably. Nothing clings across the middle or the upper arm. You can wear it over a fitted tee and feel completely at ease.
• Shell Buttons Down The Front
  A neat row of pale buttons runs the length of the placket. Fasten them for a sweet, tidy top or leave it open as a layer. Both ways look finished.
• Four Grown-Up Grounds
  Gray, camel, rust and black — the daisies read crisp and white against every one of them. The rust is the most striking, the gray the most wearable. None of them read young.

Charm and maturity are not in conflict. The Judith keeps its daisies small, its shape generous and its colours grown-up, so it works for the grocery run and the lunch afterwards — and it goes back on next week.