Edith | Graphic Quilted Zebra Jacket

You’ve been told that stripes widen — so you avoid them!

Imagine stripes that undulate instead of cutting, that follow the body in curves instead of slicing it into pieces. Stop imagining: this is precisely the design of the Edith.

• Lines that follow
  The pattern is not made of horizontal bands but of irregular curves, drawn by hand. The eye follows the vertical movement of the design, and the silhouette elongates instead of widening.
• Black and white, always
  Two colours, not one more. It’s the safest contrast in your wardrobe: it matches everything you already own and, by definition, knows no season.
• Subtle warmth
  The quilting remains thin, just enough to cut through the cool air. You can keep it on indoors without getting too warm.
• High collar, sharp shoulder
  The collar stands upright, and the armhole is clean, giving the whole piece an almost tailored look despite the softness of the material.
• The saving piece
  Paired with jeans and a white t-shirt, it transforms a last-minute outfit into a deliberate one. This is the role it will play most often.

Stripes do not widen: bad stripes widen. Once this fear is lifted, the Edith becomes the default jacket, the one you reach for on days when you don’t want to make any decisions.