Think this many colors on one jacket would be impossible to wear?

Imagine a watercolor painting instead: fuchsia, turquoise, and aqua flowers blending softly into one another against a light background. Stop imagining: Selah feels like a piece of art before it feels like a print.

• Blended watercolor colors
  No shade ends abruptly—the pinks flow into purple, while turquoise melts into green. These soft transitions keep the palette harmonious rather than overwhelming.
• A light background
  The pearl-gray background softens the overall design and gives the flowers room to breathe. Without it, the jacket could feel saturated; with it, the print feels bright and balanced.
• One statement piece
  Wear it with solid black or gray, and the jacket becomes the entire outfit. It's the easiest way to wear lots of color: keep it all in one place.
• Quilted comfort
  Lightweight filling keeps the chill away without weighing down your shoulders or restricting your arms. It's so comfortable you may forget you're wearing it.
• Dark finishing details
  Charcoal piping frames the edges and gives structure to the colorful design. Think of it as the frame around a beautiful painting.

Color only becomes overwhelming when it's everywhere at once. Concentrated in one beautiful jacket, it becomes a signature—and the piece people will ask you to wear again.