Covered arms usually mean plain sleeves — and plain sleeves are what make a sweater feel like nothing at all!

Just imagine a soft V-neck with open, latticed sleeves: your arms are covered, but the sweater has something to say. Now stop imagining, because the Nancy puts all its interest exactly where you want it.

• Open Latticed Sleeves
  The full length of each sleeve is worked in an open diamond pointelle, finished with a deep ribbed cuff. Covered but airy — which is what makes this wearable well beyond the coldest months.
• A Soft, Deep V
  The neckline sits in a clean V with a subtle chevron worked beneath it, opening up the chest and lengthening the neck. It is a flattering line on almost everyone.
• Fine Knit Through The Body
  The body is a smooth, close knit that skims rather than clings and finishes just below the waist, so it sits neatly with high-waisted jeans and trousers alike.
• Light Enough For Indoors
  This is not a heavy sweater. It is the one you keep on through a whole day inside without getting too warm, and layer under a coat when you go out.
• Three Considered Shades
  Oatmeal for softness, Black for everything, and Coral when you want the color to do the talking.

The old compromise was covered arms or an interesting sweater, never both. This one settles it — and because the sleeves carry the detail, a pair of jeans and this sweater is a finished outfit. It becomes a weekly habit rather than an occasional choice.