You might be thinking—a cardigan? That’s not very presidential (tell that to Elizabeth Warren!). But this isn’t a cardigan; it’s a jardigan, a jacket-cardigan hybrid that is both formal and functional. But where does it stand on all the important issues?

The jardigan stretches across the aisle, be it a political aisle or an airplane aisle—it’s made of flexible fabric, but inflexible standards. It has a proven track record of empowering women of all stripes. It’s highly collaborative (it works just as well with pants as it does with skirts!). And it’s a balm against climate change, if the climate is a drafty government building. It’s the highly likable wardrobe staple that you can wear to get the job done and actually want to grab a beer with afterwards. It comes in a variety of colors—including red and blue—making it amenable to people with different styles or political affiliations. And did we mention it’s wrinkle-resistant? That’s right: No one can say a jardigan is too old for the job. It literally never ages—and looks great on camera, to boot.

Speaking of the younger constituents, a jardigan looks cool with a t-shirt and jeans (like our new Milos), but when paired with the Harlem skirt, can also be worn as part of a stretchy, two-piece suit. And it’s reliable. For years, it has consistently been one of our bestsellers. Coming in three distinct styles—the Woolf, the Sant Ambroeus, and the Merritt—there’s a jardigan for every kind of party.