A navy jumper solves more problems than it looks like it should. Something to throw over a shirt when a jacket is one layer too many, something to wear alone when a t-shirt feels underdressed. This one earns its keep at both jobs, knitted at a fine gauge that sits close to the body rather than the loose bulk you'd get from a coarser knit.
The round neck sits flat and keeps its shape wear after wear, the ribbing tight enough not to stretch out of line by the end of the day. Worn open under a jacket it looks deliberate rather than practical. Worn on its own, it carries enough weight in the hand to avoid looking like a t-shirt with better manners. Style it with the Light-Brown Stripe Cotton-Blend Jacket and Great Wave off Kanagawa by Hokusai Pocket Square.