Marks and Spencer’s quilted jacket has been a hit with shoppers and influencers all over Britain.
The khaki padded piece, which retails at £55, has been described as one of the season’s most versatile and understated pieces of outwear.
It features an oversized style, collarless neckline with button-up front and has been a huge hit with social media users.
Marks and Spencer’s new quilted jacket is a huge hit with shoppers and influencers in Britain.
The khaki padded piece, which retails at £55, has been described as one of the season’s most versatile and understated piece of outwear
It is a fashionable choice for social media users because of its large style, collarless neckline, and button-up front.
Many influencers paired the jacket with black trousers and trainers. Others proved that the jacket can be worn with knit dresses or even tracksuit bottoms.
The piece is rated four out of five stars by shoppers on the website. They praise it for being ‘lightweight’ and ‘warm’.
One customer wrote: “Very happy. It’s lightweight, warm, and perfect for me. I am a size 12-14 so I got a size 14. It’s big and cozy. I would be able to wear a sweater underneath. It’s a great jacket for autumn, I love the color and the unique quilting pattern.
Another added: “Very happy this jacket. It’s lightweight, warm, and great fit. I am a size 12-14 so I got a size 14. It’s big and cozy. I would be able to wear a sweater underneath. It’s a great jacket for autumn, I love the color and the unique quilting pattern.
The piece is rated four out of five stars by shoppers on the website. They praise it for being ‘lightweight’ and ‘warm’
Numerous shoppers teamed the coat up with monochrome striped chunky knits, trainers, and a pair of sneakers.
One influencer kept it simple with hoop earrings and sunglasses, and a black clutch.
In July M&S announced plans to become the first big retailer in Britain to launch same-day and even half-day clothing nationwide deliveries that would reportedly be faster than its rivals Asos and Next.
Steve Rowe, chief executive, announced that shoppers can order school uniforms online and have them delivered at the last minute.
According to Mr Rowe, this move would demonstrate how traditional bricks-and-mortar retailers could use their stores in order to benefit from online shopping as the Internet accelerates its death.
Others have shown that the piece can be worn with knit dresses or loafers.
For a casual look, you can dress the jacket down with jeans, trainers, and a jacket made of jeans.
It has four stars out of five stars on the site, with customers praising it for being lightweight and warm’.
M&S has said it will close 100 of its 1,000 stores, 254 of which sell clothing and food, as it moves high street shops struggling due to lockdown measures and the growth of the Internet to retail parks.
Last November M&S fell to a loss for the first time in its 94 year history after its stores were forced to close during the pandemic.
The company fell to a £87.6million pre-tax loss for the 26 weeks to September 26 – free-falling from a success in the corresponding period of 2019.
One customer wrote: “Very happy. It’s lightweight, warm, and perfect for me. I am a 12-14 year old and ordered a 14. It is large and comfortable. I would be able to wear a sweater underneath. It’s a great jacket for autumn, I love the color and the unique quilting pattern.