Between black, beige, and navy, you feel like you've tried everything.

Imagine a color that belongs to none of the three: a rosy terracotta, softened with sage green, drawn in large damask motifs. Stop imagining: this jacket is precisely that color.

• A soft terracotta
  Neither brick nor rust: a rosy, slightly dusty earth tone that flatters the skin and pairs with brown, khaki, cream, and black.
• The damask pattern
  Large floral branches unfurl across the jacket, like on an antique fabric. The tone-on-tone motif adds depth without adding contrast.
• Warmth without weight
  The quilting remains thin. The jacket warms the torso and arms and is gladly worn indoors, something not possible with a coat.
• High and crisp collar
  The collar stands straight and frames the face. Open over an ecru top, it creates a very flattering V-neckline.
• A dark trim
  The dark piping runs along all edges and structures the entire piece. It is this detail that prevents an antique motif from looking outdated.

We think we've tried everything in colors because we always revolve around the same three. All it takes is a fourth, well-chosen one, to awaken everything else – and that's the one you wear until it's worn out.