This Nobody's Child dress is perfect for winter, combining practicality and style. Available in three colours and on sale for £34, it's a versatile wardrobe staple.
As the cold snap continues and snow remains in our gardens, many of us are opting for cosy wardrobe choices. From wooly hats to padded jackets, people are using the January sales to help them beat the worst of the weather. But with people across the country returning to work in the last week, shoppers are trying to strike find office-appropriate options that will also keep you warm.
If this is you, then look no further than this dress by Nobody's Child, which easily combines practicality with style. The Rich Knitted Crew Neck Midi Jumper Dress is available in striped, black, or cream, and is currently on sale at Nobody's Child. Reduced from £89 to £34, the maxi dress comes in four sizes - small to extra large. It has proven popular among shoppers, having previously been available at M&S in both cream and black. At the time of writing, the black version has sold out on Nobody's Child, but there are all sizes available in striped or cream. The dress' popularity among fashion fans is clear; it's a versatile winter wardrobe staple thanks to its neutral colours and relaxed fit. With an oversized silhouette, it can be worn casually over a white tee and trainers or dressed up with boots and a blouse. Featuring ribbed trims on the neckline and long sleeves and made from a cotton-polyester mix, the dress will undoubtedly keep you snug during the cold snap. The dress has been widely lauded by shoppers, with its cheeky leg slit adding extra glamour and making it an ideal piece to glam up or down during the chilly months. Customers have dished out numerous five-star reviews on M&S' website, with one review simply stating: 'Style and material very good'. Another happy buyer commented: 'I love the dress, very easy to wear at home or for going out for dinner. The fabric looks good, it is not wool and it is still early days.' Meanwhile, another content customer remarked they were 'very pleased' with their purchase, saying: 'Lovely dress, very easy to wear. Good quality and reasonably priced.' One shopper, who still praised the dress, raised an issue with the sizing. They said: 'I am normally a Medium but it was too big. I returned it for a Small.' They added: 'I hope it will not lose its shape.' Want to snap it up from Nobody's Child? Grab yours HERE. For those in search of something a tad more woollen, Uniqlo's Soufflé Yarn Dress, available in five colours, could be yours for £29.90 on sale here. Elsewhere, Next's High Neck Long Sleeve Maxi Knitted Jumper Dress is available for £39. Fashion deal of the week January is always a time when we try to embrace our inner chill after all the hustle and bustle of the festive period. Since many of us dress up fancy throughout December, there is nothing better than easing into the New Year with some comfy loungewear. If you need to update your casual wardrobe, we know exactly one pair of joggers to buy. Next shoppers have been heaping praise on the Cargo Jersey Joggers that won't cost you an arm and a leg at just £22 per pair. Crafted from a soft jersey fabric, they have been praised as 'pure comfort' in glowing reviews. Unlike your standard joggers, this pair are a little trendier thanks to the classic utility cargo design that mean they can be worn 'smart or casual'. This means you can wear them pretty much anywhere, whether that be at home, at the office, and even when travelling. The design features cargo pockets to store your smaller essentials, cuffed ankles and an elasticated waistband for comfort. Sizes range from a six through 18 for both regular and petite lengthways, with three colours available - black, khaki and navy. Next's Cargo Jersey Joggers have become such a hit with shoppers looking to relax in style they have earned an average 4.5 rating, as they rush to snap up multiple pairs to wear when lounging or out and about. A delighted customer wrote: 'Super Comfy, looks nice but pure comfort.' Purchase Next's Cargo Jersey Joggers for £22 here. Read more here: Next's £22 joggers that 'never go out of style' hailed by shoppers as 'pure comfort' Don't miss the latest news from around Scotland and beyond. Sign up to our daily newsletter
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