A daughter wearing The Paris Fawn Jacket in Blue on a brownstone stoop, her mother laughing with two coffees

My Daughter Keeps Borrowing the Jacket She Called Too Young

Three things I noticed once it was mine.

→ See the jacket she borrows

A daughter wearing The Paris Fawn Jacket in Blue on a brownstone stoop, her mother laughing with two coffees

The Paris Fawn Jacket in Blue with straight jeans

1. I thought a fawn print was too young for me

I’d saved photos of fawn jackets for two winters and bought camel every time. Prints felt like something for my daughter.

Up close, this one is only brown and cream, the colors of a camel coat. With straight jeans and a turtleneck, it looked grown-up, not costume.

See the print up close

The Paris Fawn Jacket in Blue, worn by her daughter in a mirror selfie

2. Then my daughter borrowed it

The first weekend she was home, it was gone from the hook. I found it in her mirror selfie, over a white tee and wide jeans.

She’d called it too young for me. Now she asks before she leaves, and I say no about half the time.

See how she wears it

The Paris Fawn Jacket in Blue, Brown and Pink

3. Right now, Blue, Brown and Pink are on sale

All three are on sale right now, and the sale price won’t be there forever.

Sizes S to 2XL, and What’s my size picks yours from your height and weight. Thirty days to exchange for another size or color. Start with the blue.

See all three colors on sale

The Paris Fawn Jacket in Blue, out walking the dog with jeans

BLACK FRIDAY

Grown-up, not costume.

The Paris Fawn Jacket in Blue, out walking the dog with jeans

Brown and cream, goes with jeans
Faux fur collar and deep cuffs
Three buttons, stops at the hip
30 days to change your mind

→ Claim the sale price

Blue goes first.

Blue, out with the dog

Blue, on the stoop

The blue collar

With straight jeans

All three colors

By the door