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MARGARET BENNETT · EVERYDAY NOTES
A new sweater arrives. You open the parcel, spread it out and take a moment with the colors.
Then comes the familiar question: Where would I wear it?
For me, the more useful question is whether I can picture it with the clothes I already reach for.
My usual jeans. A quiet morning. Nothing in the diary that calls for dressing up.
That is the way I’d look at Rosalee from Evelyn & Ruth. Something to consider for ordinary days, rather than save for another life.
There is nothing wrong with a useful sweatshirt.
But useful can become automatic. The same familiar thing goes on before breakfast, without much thought about whether you still enjoy it.
The things you really like can end up waiting upstairs for lunch out, a birthday or a visit.
Meanwhile, most days are simply days at home.
There is washing to fold, a cupboard to sort and perhaps a trip to the shops.
I like the idea of choosing clothes for those hours, too. You spend enough time in them to want a little pleasure from them.
Color does not need to be a performance.
It can just be something you are glad to see when you open the wardrobe.
Rosalee is a checked knit pullover from Evelyn & Ruth, priced at $64.95.
Navy and ivory sit across the shoulders. Soft blue-green checks meet orange, rust and cream through the body.
The combination brings a patchwork quilt to mind. There is plenty of color, but it belongs to one straightforward piece.
A short turtleneck, dropped shoulders and full-length sleeves complete the shape.
It is a pullover, so there are no front buttons to fasten or decide how to arrange.
I’d start by looking at the checks and imagining them beside something plain.
You do not need every part of an outfit to be interesting for the whole thing to feel considered.
Rosalee · Multicolor / One Size · $64.95
A closer look at Rosalee’s colors and everyday shape.
A whole new wardrobe is a lot to ask of one nice piece of knitwear.
I’d rather begin with what is already there. Dark jeans, simple trousers or the shoes that sit beside the door.
Rosalee gives those familiar things a different starting point, without asking you to rethink everything else.
Try picturing it for a morning coffee, a library visit or an afternoon at a friend’s kitchen table.
The occasion does not have to justify the color.
Nor does anyone have to notice for it to be worth choosing something you like.
Would I enjoy reaching for it tomorrow?
That is the question I’d keep in mind while looking at the photographs.
Rosalee is available in one size, with a relaxed silhouette, dropped shoulders and full-length sleeves.
The supplier’s garment measurements:Shoulder width: 15.4 inchesSleeve length: 21.7 inchesGarment length: 22.4 inches
The measurements describe the garment itself. You can find the Rosalee size chart on the product page.
Free U.S. shipping and 30-day returns. If the fit is not right, you can return your order under the store’s return policy.
ROSALEE · COLORFUL KNIT SWEATER
$64.95
One relaxed size · Free U.S. shipping · 30-day returns
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See Rosalee up close, then picture where its colors would fit into your ordinary week.
Your own kitchen.
The jeans you already wear.
A day that may involve very little worth putting in a diary.
Those are still hours of your life. You can choose something you enjoy wearing for them.
If Rosalee’s colors are the ones that caught your eye, take a closer look.
See the colors up close and imagine them with your usual jeans.
You do not need to invent somewhere to go first.
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