WeatherCold & Dry

Camel Transit

An oatmeal knit with camel wool trousers under a camel coat, for a travel day that shouldn't crease.

Why it works

Head-to-toe camel and oatmeal is warm, soft, and travels without creasing.

When to wear it

winter travel

cold airports

train days

The look

TravelSmart CasualMinimalRelaxedEarth TonesCalm

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