Madelyn - Watercolour Bloom Cardigan

Flowers that look painted rather than printed.

Corals, pinks and warm oranges bleeding into each other across the whole piece, with the edges left soft the way watercolour dries. There is no repeat to spot and no motif to name — it simply reads as colour, which is why it works.

Why you’ll love it:

Colour without a hard edge
The softness of the print keeps a bright palette from ever looking harsh.

Warm tones through the winter
Coral and orange do for a grey afternoon what a plain knit cannot.

Even across the whole piece
The print covers body and sleeves alike, so it looks right open or buttoned.

Keep everything else plain
Cream, white or denim — the cardigan is already the interesting part.