The warmest sweaters are usually the ones that feel like wearing a rug!

Just imagine a soft olive knit with a yoke of gold, rust and deep red blooms across the shoulders — real warmth with none of the weight or scratch. Now stop imagining, because this is a proper cold-weather sweater that feels light on.

• A Yoke Like A Border
  Gold, red and cream flowers are worked in rows around the shoulders, and the same pattern returns at the hem and cuffs. It frames the sweater rather than decorating one corner of it.
• Olive That Warms
  Soft olive green is one of the most forgiving colours there is — it flatters nearly every complexion and works beside denim, cream, brown and black.
• Warm Without Weight
  The yarn is lofty rather than dense, which is what lets it hold heat while still feeling light across the shoulders.
• Nothing Scratches
  The yarn is brushed soft before knitting, so a pattern this dense never turns rough at the neck or the inside of the wrist.
• Room To Layer
  Cut with ease through the body so a shirt fits underneath without pulling, and long enough to sit comfortably over the hip.

If you have been avoiding heavy knits because the last one was too warm to keep on indoors, this one solves that. It breathes as well as it insulates, and it will be the sweater you pull on for the morning walk and simply leave on for the rest of the day.