More coat than wrap. Murmur has the substantial hand and polished drape of fine outerwear, without sleeves or closures to dictate how you wear it.

Forest Loam is the deepest of the three shades — a shadowed camel brown, closer to bark than sand, that sits quietly against black, charcoal, and dark outerwear. Sand Dune is the lightest, a soft cream; Cedar Dust is the warmer middle shade.

Where it works

Made from 50% baby camel hair and 50% wool, the Murmur Cape measures 51 × 57 in / 130 × 145 cm. The blend feels substantial in the hand, with a softly brushed surface and enough body to hold a clean, coat-like line. Its generous panel provides outerwear-level coverage, while the open front and absence of closures make it easy to put on, take off, and layer.

Wear it over a tee or knit through a long afternoon at the desk, over tailoring for dinner, or as an additional layer when the temperature turns. It has the presence of a coat without committing you to sleeves, buttons, or a fixed fit.

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