Nomad Sari's burnt orange hoodie in size L. It is made of thin 100% cotton in Nepal. Stone washing leaves the orange mottled and darker in places, rather like marble. There is a large kangaroo pocket at the front and a drawstring hood. A black NS emblem sits on the chest and a small infinity sign on the back.
What to wear with orange
Blue jeans are the easiest match, and that is how it is worn in the photos. With beige, grey or black trousers, the orange stays the only strong colour in the outfit, so you need nothing else to go with it. It also sits well with autumn leaves, and on an October walk you will be easy to spot in it.
Size L if you like a looser fit
L is the third of the four sizes. It suits broader shoulders, or you can choose it if M fits you but you prefer a roomier hoodie. The cut is unisex and the photos show it on both a woman and a man. Sizes come as letters only, with no measurement chart, so compare it with a hoodie you already wear. If it is not for you, check the letter size on the label of a sweatshirt that fits the recipient well.
Thin cotton for spring and autumn
The fabric is thin, closer to a hooded long-sleeved top than a heavy sweatshirt. In spring and autumn it is enough on its own, and in winter it goes under a coat. For washing, follow the care label sewn into the garment.
It is comfortable for travel, too. Folded, it takes up little room in a bag, and if the train is chilly you can slip it on quickly. The kangaroo pocket opens on both sides and holds a phone or a pair of gloves.