Sophie turns out to be one of the more compact pieces among Jasmin Khezri's hand-knitted scarves: a triangular neckerchief in navy, finished all around with a contrasting camel garter-stitch edge. Worked stitch by stitch rather than pressed from a machine, it has the slightly irregular, tactile quality that comes with handwork rather than a machine finish. Its shape is built for knotting rather than wrapping — the two long ends tie neatly at the front of the throat, so it sits close and closed like a bandana rather than looping loosely around the neck. That compact scale means Sophie layers in without adding bulk, equally at home worn over a blouse or peeking out from under a jacket collar. Paired with the Three Pocket Blazer. Mocca, her navy body and camel trim sit comfortably within the blazer's own warm, earthy palette. A scarf like this is less a finishing touch than a small daily ritual.