Light blue should look crisp and fresh, never washed out!

Just imagine a pale, quiet blue crossed with a fine golden windowpane check — soft enough to feel like a sweater, sharp enough to look like a shirt. Now stop imagining, because the Judith balances exactly there. The thin check lines give the pale knit definition, so the color reads fresh and considered instead of faint.

• A Check That Adds Structure
  The fine windowpane grid gives the knit its shape and keeps a pale color from looking flat. It is the detail that makes this read tailored.
• Soft Blue Near The Face
  Pale blue is one of the kindest colors you can wear at the neckline — it brightens the eyes and softens everything without the harshness of white.
• Wears Three Ways
  Buttoned with trousers, open over a white tee, or half-buttoned with the collar up. One piece, three completely different looks.
• Comfortable All Day
  The knit has natural give, so nothing pulls when you reach or drive, and the straight hem falls comfortably past the waistband.
• Fit Note
  Relaxed, true to size, S through 3XL. Take your usual size; go up one if you would like to wear a shirt underneath.

Pale pieces often get saved for spring and then forgotten. With a check this crisp and a knit this soft, you will find it works just as well against a gray winter afternoon — and that is when a cardigan proves it was worth having.