There’s a winter that belongs only to the Pacific Coast — long, quiet afternoons and a light that lingers late into the day. Dressing for it is less about survival and more about presence: textures that catch the light, shapes that move with ease, and silhouettes that shift from indoor warmth to the crisp outdoors.

California Cashmere forms the foundation of the season with shrunken vests and crewnecks that layer effortlessly under blazers and coats. Seastack Wool adds textured depth, knit from heritage Italian merino in a vintage Donegal pattern. For evenings, Featherweight Silk Cashmere blends extra-fine merino, silk, and cashmere in a fine rib that stretches gently and moves with the body.

The Hutton Blazer — cut from textured, peppered wool tweed — bridges casual warmth and holiday formality. Sandwashed Silk Chateau Tanks and Shirts introduce fluidity and quiet polish. The Beverly Knit Dress and Skirt bring warmth and ease in variegated wool ribs, while the high-rise Studio Trouser in cotton twill offers tailored balance to softer knits.

Outerwear completes the wardrobe. The relaxed Balmacaan Coat, cut from Spiced Houndstooth wool with generous raglan sleeves, drapes naturally over layered looks. The Presidio Peacoat, tailored from dense Italian wool, delivers structured warmth without excess weight. Felted Wool — twice-boiled merino — provides soft insulation in our signature Wrap Coat and relaxed Blanket Coat.

At home, comfort takes on a new shape in Vintage Interloop Sweats, cut from brushed terry for unhurried mornings or fireside evenings. Every piece is designed to move, layer, and linger — a wardrobe built for California winter days.