Sometimes a coat is too much and a cardigan is not nearly enough!

Just imagine wrapping yourself in something genuinely thick and warm that is still soft enough to curl up in — coat-level warmth with none of the stiffness. Now stop imagining, because the Helen is knitted heavy and cut generously wide.

• Substantial Chunky Knit
  The yarn is thick and the stitch is deep, so it holds real warmth in the way a fine knit simply cannot. You feel the weight across your shoulders straight away. It is the closest thing to a blanket you can wear out of the house.
• Draped Cocoon Shape
  It falls in wide, soft folds from the shoulder rather than following the body. The front drapes over itself when you wrap it across. That shape is forgiving and quietly dramatic at once.
• Extra-Long Sleeves
  The sleeves are cut long and wide so you can pull them over your hands on a cold morning. Push them back and they hold a soft fold at the elbow. Nothing pinches at the wrist.
• Rich Cobalt Blue
  A deep, saturated blue that lifts black, gray, denim and cream alike. It is a colour that reads confident without being loud. It photographs beautifully too.
• XS Through XL
  The cut is oversized by design, so the size you choose sets how much drape you get. Take your usual size for the intended look. Size up if you want it to wrap further across.

The gap between a cardigan and a coat is a real one, and the Helen fills it. It is heavy enough to trust on a cold morning, soft enough to keep on at home, and warm enough that it becomes the thing you live in all season.