NAVAJO JACKET IN BLUE TONES

TAOS.- Blue, beyond the basics. Navy blue is often seen as the sensible wardrobe staple. Not here, however. Geometric patterns, fringe, intricate knits, and subtle touches of cobalt blue take it to another level. There's something of the woven blankets of the American Southwest, the vast landscapes of New Mexico, and that craftsmanship where the design and color are as important as the garment itself. But there's also something surprisingly modern about this mix of navy, ecru, and blue: more graphic, cleaner, and far less predictable. We love it with light-wash denim and a white shirt, with ecru trousers, or even over a black dress. Just don't try too hard to play along. This is one of those jackets that works best when everything else seems chosen almost without thinking. Because sometimes a classic just needs to loosen up a little. Navy, but not as you know it.

• Knit jacket in shades of navy, ecru and cobalt blue.
• Contrasting geometric patterns.
• Details of worked knitting and fringes distributed throughout the garment.
• Open neckline.
• No front closure.
• Wide manga.
• Ribbed trim on front, cuffs and hem.
• Loose and relaxed cut.
• Geometric patterns also on the back.
• We recommend choosing your usual size.

ONE SIZE.

• Composition: 78% acrylic, 14% polyamide and 8% polyester.