Lillian | Wildflower Quilted Jacket

Those mornings when it’s too cool for just a blouse and too mild for a coat!

Imagine a jacket that you grab without thinking as you cross the door, that keeps you warm without ever weighing you down, and that transforms black pants into a look. Stop imagining: this jacket is made exactly for that time of day.

• The right warmth
  The padding is thin and even, designed to retain heat without adding bulk. You stay warm in the early hours and don’t overheat at noon. It’s the very definition of a successful transitional jacket.
• A painted garden
  Daisies, poppies, and sleepyheads unfold against a raw background like in a watercolor. The print is rich, but the light background calms it: it attracts the eye without ever shouting.
• A straight cut
  The line falls straight from the shoulder, without darts or a belt to mark the waist. It follows the silhouette instead of emphasizing it, and it looks just as good open as it does closed.
• The trim that structures
  A dark piping outlines the edges, collar, and pockets. It’s this discreet detail that prevents a floral jacket from becoming a costume, and gives it a fashion house flair.
• Everything matches with it
  Black, navy, raw, denim: the light background of the print dialogues with what you already have in your wardrobe. No new looks to build around it.

The real question isn’t whether you’ll like it on the first day, but how many times you’ll grab it again afterward. A jacket that solves the problem of a cool morning always ends up living on the back of a chair, ready for the next day.