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The winter capsule.
Six pieces that cover everything from a bright 12° to a frosted 0°. Buy them in the order they go on: the coat comes last, not first.
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Cotton Tee — Bone
Base layer. Cut long in the body so it stays tucked under a knit all day.
€64
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Merino Crew — Sage
First layer of warmth. Fine enough to wear under everything else on this list.
€96
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Lambswool Sweater — Oat
The heavy knit. Goes over the merino from 6° down; on its own above that.
€124
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Belted Overshirt — Ash
Shell for dry days. Wear it open; belt it closed when the wind comes up.
€78
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Overshirt — Clay
The heavier shell. Buttoned to the collar, it is the 6° layer for damp mornings.
€138
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Wool Coat — Camel
The last layer. Cut to sit over two knits without pulling across the shoulder.
€154
All six pieces€654
Made in Portugal, shipped free across the EU, and returnable for 30 days if a size is wrong.
Layer by temperature.
Check the forecast before the wardrobe. Each column is a full outfit, listed in the order you put it on.
12°
And above · bright, dry
Two thin layers and something you can open by noon.
- 01Cotton Tee — BoneBase, tucked
- 02Merino Crew — SageMid layer
- 03Belted Overshirt — AshShell, worn open
6°
Damp · wind off the river
Add weight, not bulk. Swap the merino for lambswool and the ash shell for clay.
- 01Cotton Tee — BoneBase, tucked
- 02Lambswool Sweater — OatHeavy knit
- 03Overshirt — ClayHeavy shell, buttoned
0°
Frost · still air
Everything buttoned. Two knits under the coat, collar turned up.
- 01Merino Crew — SageBase, against the skin
- 02Lambswool Sweater — OatHeavy knit
- 03Wool Coat — CamelCoat, fully closed
The pair we reach for.
Camel over sage. The crew’s collar sits flat under the lapel, and its hem stops a hand’s width above the coat’s. Take the crew a size down if you want it close.
