Double-breasted, buttoned and bouclé jackets, cut with a structured shoulder. Worn closed over a dress or open over a shirt, they cover the shoulder without weighing down the silhouette.
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Three weights of jacket
The double-breasted jackets, in charcoal and navy, are the most formal thing in the collection — a straight shoulder and a closed front that finishes an outfit on its own. The Atelier jackets in chocolate and beige are softer and single-breasted, made to stay on through a working day. The bouclé jacket is the lightest of the three and the one that goes over an evening set.
The denim waistcoat
The denim waistcoat sits in this collection rather than with the outerwear, because it is worn the same way: over a long-sleeve top or a shirt, as the layer that finishes rather than the layer that warms. It is the most-stocked piece here and the easiest entry point to the category.
Layering
Sizes run XS to XL, cut to close comfortably over a shirt. A jacket goes under a trench in the cold months without crowding the shoulder, which is the reason the shoulder is built rather than padded.
Designed in Tetouan. See also two-piece sets and trench coats.