Some mornings you don’t want to think about what you’re wearing. This is the one you reach for without deciding — and it holds up wherever the day goes.

It’s comfortable the way a weekend sweater is comfortable. But it’s roomy through the body, and the side slits let the hem sit open over trousers instead of bunching — which is why it still looks considered at the desk, or across a dinner table. That’s the versatile part: the same sweater, morning to evening, without changing.

This one’s knit in a Donegal yarn, where the colour is flecked through the fibre instead of sitting flat — quiet from across the room, worth a second look up close. It’s a costlier yarn to make, and that’s the difference in the price.

Jeans and a collared shirt underneath. Trousers and a belt. Then again on Thursday.