PEGGY | Quilted wrap vest with tie belt

It is the only warm thing I own that does not have sleeves fighting with my blouse.

The trouble with adding a layer over a nice blouse is the sleeves. They bunch at the elbow, they push the cuffs up, and by lunchtime you have a ridge of fabric somewhere under your arm. Peggy skips the problem entirely. It has no sleeves, so your blouse stays exactly where you put it.

The quilting keeps the warmth over your core, which is where it matters for indoor cold and cool evenings. A belt at the waist ties rather than buckles, so you set the tightness yourself and it holds the wrap shape closed. The armholes are cut generously enough that a sweater underneath does not bind.

Why women our age keep coming back to it

• No sleeves to fight with. Whatever you have on underneath stays put, which is the reason it works over a good blouse.
• You set the waist. A tie belt has no fixed notches, so it sits where it is comfortable on you rather than where a buckle decided.
• Warmth where you feel the cold. Quilting over the torso handles an over-air-conditioned restaurant better than a cardigan does.
• It works indoors. Because there are no sleeves, you can keep it on at a table without overheating.

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How it fits

Peggy comes in S through 2XL. Because it wraps and ties rather than buttons, it is forgiving at the waist, and the size is really decided by the chest and the armhole. If you are between two sizes, or you intend to wear it over a thick knit, take the larger one. You have thirty days to try it at home.

30 days to change your mind

If it does not find its place in your closet, send it back within 30 days for a full refund. No restocking fee, no questions.

A few recent reviews

I keep it on my chair at the office. The air conditioning does not get me anymore. Edna V., Scottsdale

The tie lets me loosen it after dinner, which a zipper never would. Myrna L., Sun City

Armholes are roomy. My cardigan sleeves fit through without bunching. Selma K., Naples