Fluffy knits so often look wonderful for exactly one wear!

Just imagine a brushed, soft-haired cardigan that keeps its loft and its shape instead of flattening and shedding onto everything you own. Now stop imagining, because the Deborah is knitted on a firm base with the softness worked into the surface.

• Brushed Surface, Firm Base
  The halo sits on top of a properly knitted body rather than being the whole structure. That means it holds its shape and its warmth. It looks as full on the tenth wear as on the first.
• Fringed Hem Detail
  A soft fringe finishes the front edges and the hem, moving as you walk. It gives the piece a little drama without any hardware. It is the detail that makes it feel like an outfit.
• Long, Draped Line
  It falls well past the hip in a loose, open drape. The front edges hang straight and long. Over jeans and a black top it is instantly finished.
• Soft Batwing Sleeve
  The sleeve is cut wide and shallow at the shoulder for an easy, flowing arm. There is no seam to bind. It moves beautifully.
• Mauve Gray, Black Or Ivory
  Mauve gray is the most unusual and the most flattering; black is the sharpest; ivory is the softest. All three show the fringe clearly. The mauve reads warm against most skin tones.

Soft should not mean fragile. The Deborah keeps its loft, its fringe and its drape well past the first outing — which is why it turns into the thing you put on over everything when you want to feel a little more finished.