A striped sweater can be the most unflattering thing in the drawer when the stripes run the wrong way!

Just imagine stripes that curve and sweep instead of marching straight across you. Now stop imagining, because that is precisely how this one is drawn.

• Stripes That Curve
  Fine black lines on soft oat bend into sweeping curves and concentric arcs, so no line runs flat across the body. The effect is graphic, almost hypnotic, and never boxy.
• Kinder Than A Horizontal
  Curved and diagonal lines follow the shape of the body rather than cutting across it, which is why this reads slimming where a classic Breton often does not.
• Soft Turtleneck
  A ribbed collar with real give, comfortable worn up or folded. It sits softly against the neck all day.
• Relaxed Cut
  Dropped shoulders, long sleeves and a roomy body that skims. True to size with an easy fit; no need to size up unless you want it slouchy.
• A True Neutral
  Black and oat go with everything. Jeans, white trousers, black — this is as easy to wear as a plain knit and much more interesting to look at.

Stripes that finally run the right way. This is the graphic knit that flatters, which is a rarer combination than it should be — and the reason it will not stay folded for long.