Somewhere between a cardigan that does nothing and a coat that does too much, there is a gap in every closet!

Just imagine filling that gap with one piece — light enough for a mild afternoon, warm enough for a breezy one, and pretty enough that you never feel like you settled. Now stop imagining, because the Deborah lives right in that gap.

• A Garden Of Color
  Daisies, poppies and cornflowers scatter across a soft cream ground in the loose, generous way wildflowers actually grow. Because the palette carries so many shades, it picks up whatever you wear underneath.
• Light Quilted Warmth
  Fine channel quilting traps a thin layer of air against you, which is what keeps you warm without weight. It is the difference between feeling cozy and feeling padded.
• Cut To Layer
  There is real room through the shoulders and sleeves, so a sweater slides underneath without pulling anywhere. The line still falls close through the body, so the extra room never looks like extra bulk.
• Softly Structured Collar
  The stand collar holds itself up rather than collapsing flat, which is what keeps the whole jacket looking intentional. Left open it frames the face; snapped closed it blocks the wind off your neck.
• Easy To Live With
  It packs down small enough to keep in the car and shakes out without a crease to speak of. Hang it after a long day and it is ready to go again the next morning.

The gap between too little and too much is where you spend most of your life dressing, and a piece that solves it does not sit in the closet. This one goes on so regularly it starts to feel like part of your own outline.