Most jumpsuits ask you to be a shape you are not — and then make the whole thing difficult to get out of!

Just imagine one piece that goes straight on, sits high and soft at the waist, and falls away from the hip in a wide, easy leg. Now stop imagining. A square neckline, fine shoulder straps, deep patch pockets at the hip and a crumpled, breathable weave that looks better the longer you wear it. It is one garment, and it is a complete outfit.

• The Square Neck
  A square neckline is kinder than a round one — it opens the chest and lengthens the neck without plunging. With bare shoulders it is summery; over a fine knit it works right through autumn.
• Waist Sits High, Sits Soft
  The seam sits above your natural waist, which is what gives the leg its length. It is shaped but not tight, so it never digs in when you sit.
• Real Pockets
  Two deep patch pockets at the hip, large enough for a phone and a set of keys. They are also what keeps the front of the leg looking relaxed rather than flat.
• Wide Leg, Full Length
  The trouser falls straight from the hip to the floor without gripping the thigh at any point. Flat sandals keep it easy; a low heel makes it evening.
• Relaxed, S To 3XL
  Cut relaxed through the body. Take your usual size — and if you are long in the torso, size up rather than pulling the waist seam down.

One piece on, nothing to match, pockets for the things you actually carry. Blush, Sand or Light Blue — it is the outfit you will reach for on the mornings you want to think about something else entirely.