"1 The sweater that becomes his uniform Seven colorways mean he can build an entire week around this pieceBritish tan for client dinners, deep navy for board meetings, and charcoal for date nights. Pure cashmere with jersey-knit construction creates that rare combination where luxury meets practicality. The mid-weight design threads October to March, making this the gift that earns compliments at holiday parties and still gets worn when taxes are due."
"2 For the guy whose leather jacket graduated to something better Saddle-toned suede that's been treated to handle unpredictable weather (revolutionary for suede, honestly) means this bomber works in cities where rain exists. Those raglan sleeves were clearly engineered by someone who's worn a jacket while carrying bags, driving, or doing anything besides standing still. The microfiber lining slides easily over everything from tees to cashmere, solving that annoying stuck-sleeve situation that makes getting dressed feel like wrestling."
A seven-color cashmere jersey-knit sweater offers mid-weight warmth from October to March and polished color options for client dinners, board meetings, and date nights. A saddle-toned suede bomber has weather treatment, raglan sleeves for comfortable movement, and a microfiber lining that prevents stuck sleeves. A quarter-zip in four colorways uses cotton-cashmere with a birds-eye stitch for texture and a covered zipper to avoid snagging shirts and flashing undershirts. An elongated, water-resistant coat uses Italian microfiber with a down-alternative fill for warmth without bulk. A gale-gray knit sneaker blends cotton, wool, and performance fibers.
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