The hunt for the perfect autumn jacket that is both versatile and stylish ends at Primark, with customers singing praises for one specific coat that can easily transition from a laid-back to a dressed-up look.
Shoppers are going mad for a cropped women’s worker jacket that offers utility chic, coming straight out of the Primark Presents Rita Ora collection. This nifty number not only adds a fashionable edge but nails the practical aspect too, thanks to its contrast point collar and relaxed fit which ensures both style focal point and comfort.
Featuring both zip and popper front fastenings for versatile wear and plenty of pockets, it strikes the right balance between functionality and fashion-forward design, Essex Live reports.
This coveted worker jacket comes in a versatile camel tone and is priced at a reasonable £32. Customers are touting its excellent value, highlighting how well it pairs with dresses for an elevated look, or with jeans for everyday cool.
Praised as “beautiful” and “gorgeous” on Primark’s Instagram page, the coat has also sparked a bit of shopper frustration due to its elusive availability.
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One follower replied: “I’ve gone to look for this coat at least 6 times. I’m starting to think it doesn’t exist!”
With such high demand and glowing feedback from enthusiasts online and in-store, anyone looking for that perfect cute and practical autumnal addition should dash to their nearest Primark to snag this widely-approved jacket.
However, if you are not lucky enough to snatch up this jacket before it sells out, M&S is offering another stylish autumn coat in a similar beige shade. Shoppers have fallen in love with the Double Breasted Short Peacoat with Wool which is a considerably higher price point of £65.
Splashing some extra pennies on this jacket may be well worth it though as it’s received five star reviews all round with buyers hailing it as a “versatile” piece that is “dressy but casual” and will “go with anything”.
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