Most cold-weather clothes ask you to give up looking like yourself in exchange for staying warm!

Just imagine a knit substantial enough for a real walk outdoors that you would happily keep on at the table afterward. Now stop imagining, because this olive green sweater, banded in navy and cream across the shoulders and again at the hem, does both without a second thought.

• Patterned Top To Bottom
  Bands of navy, teal and cream run across the yoke, the cuffs and the hem. The repetition is what gives it that made-by-hand look rather than a single decorated stripe.
• Genuinely Warm
  The knit is dense and the yarn has loft, so it holds heat the way a proper outdoor sweater should. You can leave the heavy coat behind on a merely brisk day.
• Olive Goes Anywhere
  A muted green is quietly forgiving next to denim, cream, camel and grey. It is also one of the few colors that flatters almost every skin tone.
• Sturdy Rib Trims
  The hem and cuffs are firmly ribbed, which keeps the wind out at the wrists and the shape in through the season.
• Sits Away From The Body
  The cut is relaxed through the waist so nothing is traced or clung to, and there is space for a shirt underneath without pulling.

You have probably had a heavy sweater that was so warm it became unbearable the moment you stepped indoors. This one breathes as well as it insulates, which is why it will end up being the piece you put on for the dog walk and simply never take off.