Truly original garments are often worn twice and then forgotten!

Imagine, instead, a jacket unique enough to get noticed, and balanced enough to slip into any Tuesday outfit. Stop imagining: this jacket holds both ends.

• A journey in patchwork
  Cashmere, painted ceramics, tiny flowers, geometric patterns: each square tells a different story, from Delft blue to saffron orange. From a distance, the whole reads like a soft mosaic.
• The ecru that unites everything
  Almost all the squares rest on an ecru background. It's what prevents the mix from going in all directions and makes the jacket easy to combine.
• Light quilting
  The jacket provides real warmth without ever looking like an anorak. It can be worn over a thin blouse or a light sweater.
• Straight and short cut
  It stops just below the hip and falls straight, without emphasizing the waist. A length that looks equally good with wide-leg trousers or straight-leg jeans.
• The marine edge
  A navy blue trim closes the design and disciplines the whole. Without it, a patchwork can seem improvised; with it, it looks designed.

An original piece doesn't go out of style: it wears out, slowly, from being chosen so often. This is one of those pieces you pull out every time your outfit needs something extra.