One M&S shopper said: 'Fantastic dress! What’s not to like? I love this dress. It fits great and the style is very flattering'
Marks and Spencer shoppers are praising a "beautiful" dress they say is "suitable for spring and summer." The Printed V-Neck Midi Tea Dress is currently on sale for £26, down from £35.
The full product description reads: "This tea dress is crafted from lightweight fabric for a breezy feel. The long-sleeved piece is cut in a regular fit and features a v-neckline and a midi-length hemline for a flattering look. A row of self-fabric buttons on the front ensures a neat finish. M&S Collection: easy-to-wear wardrobe staples that combine classic and contemporary styles."
A second wrote: "Fantastic dress! What’s not to like? I love this dress. It fits great and the style is very flattering. The material is viscose & doesn’t cling. At £35 this was a great buy. Can you make it in more colours & designs please M&S! I ordered the petite which is fine for me at 5’3”." Another said: "Lovely dress. Good value for money. Fits and hangs well. I am looking forward to wearing it in the spring." However, some shoppers were not quite as impressed. One person said: "Very bad fit and side zip bulky for soft fabric so hung badly."
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