This is a French terry jacket from Blanc Noir made of 94% cotton and 6% spandex, with a 2x2 rib contrast in a cotton and polyester blend. It has thick contrast stitch detailing, a functional drawcord at the neck, and thumbholes at the cuffs.

Thumbholes and a neck drawcord put this between a sweatshirt and a jacket — it is the layer for the part of the year that is not cold enough for the puffer but too cold for a tee.

The details

• Shell: French terry, 94% cotton, 6% spandex
• Contrast: 2x2 rib, 65% cotton, 30% polyester, 5% spandex
• Thick contrast stitch detailing
• Functional drawcord at the neck
• Thumbholes at the cuffs
• Coordinates with the Yolo Contrast Stitch Jogger, sold separately
• By Blanc Noir
• Care instructions not published by the brand — check the garment label

How to wear it

Travel layer — Over the softspun V-neck tee on a plane, where the thumbholes earn their place.

Weekend, cool morning — With the twill crop trousers and sneakers.

Questions people ask

What is French terry?
A knit fabric with soft loops on the inside and a smooth face outside. Lighter than fleece and less bulky, which is why it layers under a coat.

Does it have thumbholes?
Yes, at the cuffs.

Is the neck drawcord functional?
Yes — it adjusts rather than being decorative.

Is there a matching bottom?
Yes — the Yolo Contrast Stitch Jogger, sold separately.