Peachy Den started in London in 2019 and became known almost entirely through a single piece, the Kate jumpsuit, which did the rare thing of selling out repeatedly on the strength of word of mouth. What the brand has done since is more interesting than the original hit. The label now makes a coherent everyday range built on the same instinct, which is to take a familiar garment and cut it slightly better than it needs to be. The Twiggy trouser and the Loulou cardigan are both versions of that.

The naming is doing real work here and it helps to decode it. Twiggy Slinky Trousers in Onyx use a fluid fabric that drapes and moves, sitting close without clinging. Twiggy Travel Trousers in Steel use a more structured, crease-resistant cloth built for exactly what the name suggests, which makes them the better buy if you spend time on trains and planes. The Loulou Everyday Cardigan appears in Onyx, Hot Pink and Spearmint, with the coloured versions being the ones that give the range its personality. The Paloma Double Long Sleeve Tee in Grey Marl and Navy Stripe is the cleverest piece, constructed to look like two shirts layered when it is only one, which solves the problem of a layered look in warm rooms.

If you take one thing away, the Travel trouser is the purchase that will justify itself fastest. Crease-resistant fabric in a trouser you actually want to wear is rarer than it should be, and this is a genuinely good version. The Slinky version is the prettier of the two and needs more care. Loulou cardigans in Hot Pink and Spearmint are the pieces that make an otherwise neutral outfit feel considered, and they are the reason people find this brand. The Paloma double tee is a good idea executed well and it will be the item you reach for on cold mornings. Sizing runs true with a relaxed shoulder. The Gloria cinch shirt is the most seasonal piece here.