Save time getting dressed with summer co-ords
Deciding what to wear each day can be stressful and long winded, sometimes it feels like we are staring at our wardrobes for an eternity unable to style anything together especially in the summer. However, there is a solution to your dressing woes – a summer co-ord.
Co-ords are often known as tailored suiting, matching jackets with matching trousers or skirts, but for summer they’re given an upgrade. From linen fabrics that will keep you cool to classic printed shorts and shirt sets, plus statement top and skirt combos that you can dress up. Comfortable to wear and even easier to put together, take back your time and spend an extra ten minutes in bed by investing in one of these effortless sets.
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