Those mornings when it's too cool for a simple blouse and far too mild for a coat!
Imagine a jacket you grab without thinking on your way out the door, that keeps you warm without ever weighing you down, and that turns black trousers into an outfit. Stop imagining: the Manon is made for exactly that time of day.
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Just the right warmth
The quilting is fine and even, designed to hold in warmth without adding thickness. You stay covered in the early morning and you don't overheat at noon. That's the definition of a great in-between-seasons jacket.
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A painted garden
Daisies, corn poppies and poppies spread across an ecru background like a watercolour. The print is rich, but the light background calms it: it catches the eye without ever shouting.
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A straight cut
The line falls straight from the shoulder, with no darts or belt to mark the waist. It follows your shape instead of emphasising it, and you can wear it open or closed.
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Piping that gives structure
A dark edging outlines the borders, collar and pockets. That quiet detail stops a floral jacket from tipping into costume, and gives it its polished look.
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Everything goes with it
Black, navy, ecru, denim: the light background of the print works with what you already wear. There's no new outfit to build around it.
The real question isn't whether you'll love it on day one, but how many times you'll pick it up after that. A jacket that solves the cool-morning problem always ends up living on the back of the chair, ready for tomorrow.
