Erin Crop Biker Jacket
Bench Hooded Zip Thru Jacket
This hooded zip thru jacket from Bench has two front zipped pockets, drawcords at the hood, a zipped pocket at the chest and underarms, plus a printed Bench logo on the front and hood.
Motel Amber Skirt
The Amber skirt comes in a sexy black denim, is high waisted and features a sexy double ended zip right down the front.
Danielle Dress With Lace Back
This motel beauty is the perfect party dress, the front looks great and the back is jaw dropping, you cant go wrong with this dress! And remember, lace is this seasons must have. Wear with high heels and all your latest jewellery for the perfect look.
Crop Uniform Jacket
Everyone will stand up straight and pay attention once they see you sporting this cropped military inspired jacket; finished with epaulettes at the shoulders and double breasted button up closure.
Solid Fine Sweater Dress
It’s basic, but it’s good. Dress up or down in this super soft knee length sweater dress; finished with banded waist and low scoop neckline.
Henleys Black Coppola T-Shirt
Men’s Coppola crew neck t-shirt from Henleys. Large Henleys foil print on the front with Henleys branding on the hem, neck and sleeve. 100% Cotton.
Haversack Army-Animal Jacket
Safari jacket in amazing animal print heavy cotton. The fabric is from an old roll of Abercrombie and Fitch print from the 70s. It was found in a farmers premises by a new owner and resurrected by Haversack. The Jacket is brilliantly cut with four popper fastening pockets, epaulettes, waist belt and contrasting brown buttoned placket but it’s the print that makes it – elephants, zebras and giraffes to name a few.
Electronic Poet Zip Front Quilted Hood
Electronic Poet diamond quilted hoody with ribbed hem and cuffs and two waist pockets. This style has a unique metal zip fastening that continues to zip up over the face.
Motel Zoe Dress
The zoe dress is a motel favourite and now it comes in this white leopard print. It is fitted tight to the body, has a low back and is made from cotton jersey.
