SHOPPERS are rushing to Sainsbury’s in search of a “must-have” autumn fashion buy that costs just £16.
The supermarket’s in-house fashion brand, Tu Clothing, has just launched the wrap shirt in store and online.
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Available in neutral or khaki, it’s the perfect transition color as we prepare for fall.
The Wrap Tie Front Long Sleeve Shirt is also checking the box for inclusive sizing, ranging from sizes 8 to 26.
Sainsbury bosses say: “Beautifully designed in a wrap-around style, our neutral long-sleeved shirt is the epitome of modern elegance.
“It has a front bow closure for a chic touch.
“Perfect for pairing with wide-leg jeans and ankle boots.”
Tu Clothing’s creative stylist Katrina also praised the bargain that can be dressed up or down.
Trying it on in her local store, she said: “The wrap shirt is a new take on a classic.
‘Dress it up to maximize your style or wear it with jeans for a more casual look.
“Whatever your preference, this must-have will elevate any look.”
And shoppers seem to be in complete agreement, as one said: “What a cute blouse.”
A second wrote: “Honestly, I loved it. The quality is incredible, don’t sleep on it.”
Meanwhile, a third said: “I have been loving You this summer.”
It’s not the only Tu Clothing piece that’s been causing a frenzy among fashion fans recently.
The supermarket’s ‘Black Smudge Spot Crinkle Mesh Midaxi Dress’ has been hailed as a “statement piece” that can be worn in summer AND autumn – and it costs just £20.
Her creative stylist, Katrina, told shoppers to pair the “gorgeous” column dress with some gold jewelry for the perfect summer night out look.
Reasons to buy supermarket fashion
When looking for new pieces to add to your seasonal wardrobe or update basics, there’s no need to spend hours wandering around clothing stores or browsing online. Just grab a dress or two along with your fruits and vegetables…
They are convenient – You are likely to visit your supermarket more often than a shopping center or high street.
It’s affordable – From basics to fashion-forward pieces, supermarkets are paving the way for budget-friendly fashion that doesn’t look cheap.
They are more fashionable than you think – With a customer database larger than the average high street store, stores such as ASDA, Sainsbury’s and Tesco are able to serve markets and forecast trends in many more areas than just food supply.
They fit well – Fits and lengths often come with a little more modesty in mind. The fabrics also tend to be highly practical – think plenty of 100% cotton that can be thrown into the washing machine without thinking.
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