You should not have to choose between covering your arms and feeling put together!

Just imagine a sweater that keeps you covered from the throat to the wrist and still looks like something you picked out of a gallery shop. Now stop imagining, because the Ruth does both without trying. A sunrise climbs over striped hills in gold, rose, turquoise and green, knitted in as part of the fabric rather than printed on top. It is the piece that makes a plain pair of trousers look intentional.

• Covered, Collar To Cuff
  A soft turtleneck at the top and full-length sleeves at the bottom mean you are covered where most women want to be. No drafts, no fussing with a scarf, no tugging at a sleeve. It is a quietly confident piece to wear.
• A Sunrise In The Knit
  The rays, the hills and the band of blue water are all worked into the surface, so the pattern has real texture under your hand. It shifts with the light instead of sitting flat. That is what makes people look twice.
• Gentle, Airy Yarn
  The knit is light and lofty with a soft halo, warm without the heaviness of a thick cable sweater. It will not make you overheat indoors. Perfect for the long stretch between fall and real winter.
• Dropped Shoulder, Easy Arm
  The shoulder seam sits a little wide, which gives the upper arm room and keeps the sleeve from gripping. It is a far more forgiving line than a set-in shoulder. Reaching and driving stay comfortable.
• Ribbed Hem That Stays
  A ribbed band at the hem holds the sweater where you put it instead of riding up over the hip. The body above it stays relaxed. You can wear it loose or half-tucked.

So if you have been reaching for the same safe neutrals because they are easy, this is the piece that is just as easy and far more interesting. Wear it with ivory or stone trousers and it does everything. It is the sweater that ends up in the wash and back on your body before the week is out, which is the only review that really counts.