It’s Official: We’re Not Taking Off This High-Street Jumpsuit Until March
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If there’s one word which best summarises our autumn/winter 2020 wardrobe, it would have to be “woollen.” Whether it’s knitted vests, jumper dresses, chunky cable-knit jumpers, or cheeky cashmere joggers, it’s probably the fabric which has best matched our mood over the last few months, something that shows no sign of changing as we enter a chilly lockdown 3.0.
Well, Mango clearly got the memo because the high-street brand just dropped the most perfect cold-weather wonder in the form of a soft, brown knitted jumpsuit. It’s just too darn chic. Half of the WWW team want to throw it on with shearling slippers and a beanie and not emerge until March, while the other half are craving a more polished finish with heeled knee-high boots and a chunky gold necklace. Now, that’s what we call versatile.
It’s safe to say that, however you wear it, this is going to be a serious workhorse in your winter capsule, and we’re sure to wear it for many seasons to come. By the by, Mango also has so many other expensive-looking knitted pieces online right now, so scroll down to shop the jumpsuit of dreams and see other feel-good woollen gems. You can thank us later.
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