A-Line Short Jacket in New Blu DOUBLE NEST Garment-Dyed Short

A-Line Short Jacket in New Blu DOUBLE NEST Garment-Dyed ShortThe name of cult Italian outerwear label Herno is pronounced 'air no,' which feels appropriate each of their pieces is featherlight and wildly soft. This is a lightweight puffer jacket (did you know there was such a thing?) with diamond quilting, long sleeves trimmed in elastic, a straight across hem, and a two way zipper.

and a column by Ann on packing for cold-weather travel

We worked with our beltmaker on this one to make use of the smaller remnant pieces of leather left over from making our bridle belts

with covers by Clarence House

witch hazel and echinacea to soothe

sourcing all of the little gemstones

Each pair has been garment-dyed to just the right shade of British khaki — it gives the color a slightly lived-in

It's made from summery woven straw at a family-owned factory in Tuscany that's been in business since the 1960s

pointed yoke

and a removable hood adds a little extra warmth when you want it

an elevated alternative to cashmere that comes from a super-rare type of sheep originally kept by Spanish royalty

This is a pendant-style necklace featuring a very adorable studded ivory bakelite strawberry

We’ve been running this minimal tunic since day one