This classic janker made from hard-wearing virgin wool wool offers good thermal insulation and is temperature-regulating at the same time - perfect for the transitional period. It can be traditionally combined with a dress or skirt, but goes just as well with jeans or chinos. The close-fitting cut creates a beautiful feminine silhouette without being constricting, as the milled knit is elastic despite its firmness; it also retains its shape. The jacket has a narrow stand-up collar, slanted slit pockets and raglan stitching on the sleeves. An additional upper arm seam ensures a good fit. The hand-knitted trims on the collar, button placket, pocket openings, body hem and sleeve cuffs add a special touch. The jacket is fastened with stylish, silver-colored coin buttons, which are based on the motif of the Frankfurt taler from 1764.

Stapf is a Tyrolean specialist for knitted and fulling jackets made of wool. Founded in 1958 by Richard Stapf in Wörgl, the company is now run by Kathrin and Sebastian Proft. Both have the ambition to create garments that can accompany their wearers for many years. The basis for this is not only the well thought-out cuts, which blend traditional and modern elements, but also the fabrics, which are knitted and milled in Wörgl. The garments are made up in partner companies within Europe.