The hardest thing to find is a sweater that feels special without feeling like a costume!

Just imagine a knit with a real patterned yoke across the shoulders — the kind that looks handed down rather than bought — in a soft teal that flatters almost everyone. Now stop imagining, because that is the Deborah.

• A Patterned Yoke
  Bands of cream, gold and deep red run in a ring across the shoulders and chest, with a matching band at the cuffs and hem. It draws the eye up toward your face, which is the most flattering thing a sweater can do.
• A Teal That Suits Skin
  The base color is a soft, slightly grayed teal rather than a bright one — warm enough for golden complexions and cool enough for fair ones. It is far kinder against the face than a flat navy.
• A Marled, Textured Knit
  The yarn is flecked rather than solid, which gives the surface a hand-knit depth and hides the little creases a smooth sweater shows after an hour in the car.
• Comfortable Through The Body
  The round neck sits close without pressing, the sleeves are full and the body is relaxed — so it goes over a tee comfortably and never feels like it is holding you in.
• Sizes S Through 5XL
  One generous cut carried all the way to a 5XL, so the same easy shape is there whichever size you take.

If patterned knits have felt like too much of a statement before, this one sits on the right side of the line: interesting enough to be noticed, quiet enough for a Tuesday. Pair it with jeans and it becomes the sweater you keep pulling out all season.