Some days you want to be covered without being buttoned into anything!

Just imagine a long, soft cardigan that falls past the hip, covers what you would rather not think about, and still looks deliberate over a plain white tee. Now stop imagining, because the Theresa was cut exactly for those days.

• Long Enough To Cover
  It falls well past the hip and over the top of the thigh, so it skims straight down over the middle and the seat. That single length is what makes the difference between hiding in something and feeling good in it.
• Soft, Brushed Knit
  The surface has a light fuzz to it that reads soft and warm rather than bulky. It is the sort of knit that feels good on the inside of your arms, which is where most cardigans give themselves away.
• Neat Buttons Down The Front
  The round neck and simple button placket keep it looking tidy rather than shapeless. Leave it open for a long, lean line or fasten a few at the middle when the wind picks up.
• It Falls, It Doesn't Cling
  The body is cut with real room and a soft shoulder, so it hangs from the shoulders instead of gripping anywhere. Over a tee, a blouse or a dress, it drapes the same way.
• Six Grown-Up Shades
  Camel, Caramel, Mocha, Sage, Gray and Black — warm neutrals that work over almost anything already in the closet.

So if the worry is that a long cardigan looks like giving up, the length is precisely what makes this one work: covered, easy, and quietly elegant with jeans and boots. It becomes the thing you put on last before you leave and keep on all day.