PENNEYS fans are set to love a ballet-inspired pretty new cardigan for spring – and it costs just €18.
The Women’s Bow Cardigan is available online and in shops around the country now.
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It comes at the perfect time as shoppers are stocking up on spring items.
With nicer spring weather, punters soon won’t need the heavy layers used in winter.
Instead, light items perfect for layering are high in demand – and this cardigan is perfect for that.
In grey, it features two black velvet bows at the front for an added touch of class.
It can be worn on its own or on top of other items.
And the neutral colours mean it will match almost anything you pair it with.
It has a deep V-neck and long sleeves as well as large cuffs and a high hemline for a flattering shape.
The item costs just €18 and comes in sizes XS up to XXL.
And luckily for fans of the pretty item, all sizes are still available.
Fashion bosses said the item has “ballet” vibes.
An official description of the item reads: “A ballet style V-neck cardigan with two bows on the front.”
Meanwhile, Penneys fans are also loving a new dupe of an item from Molly Mae‘s wardrobe.
The Stripe Collar Jumper has just landed on the shelves and has shoppers racing to snap it up.
It comes in two designs, burgundy with pink stripes or beige with black stripes.
And the item will save shoppers hundreds, as the original Adidas could break the bank for some.
The item costs just €16.
According to the retailer, the item has a “preppy twist”.
Penneys bosses said: “A striped jumper with a collared neckline and buttons.”
“Don’t worry, you don’t need to know the rules of polo to wear this striped long-sleeved polo top (but being versed in fashion rules may help).
“The classic collar adds a preppy twist, while the relaxed fit keeps things laid-back and effortless.
“The contrasting white collar and button placket are signature to the classic polo top (which we love).
“Play with textures and pair your polo top with jeans or pleated skirts.”
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THE HISTORY OF PENNEYS
THE Penneys brand grew from humble beginnings on Dublin’s Mary Street, where it opened its first store in 1969.
Known as Primark outside Ireland, the company was the brainchild of Garfield Weston, who hired Dubliner Arthur Ryan to make his vision reality.
Penneys branched into the UK in 1973 with its first store opening in Derby. The UK now has 191 Primark stores in total.
However, the Penneys name could not travel to Britain as the American retailer JC Penney had the right to use the name in the region.
And in 2006, the expansion into Europe began with an opening in Spain, followed by the Netherlands, Portugal, Germany, Belgium, Austria, France and Italy.
Primark went Stateside for the first time in September 2015, with the opening of a store in Boston. There are now 27 stores in America with branches in Florida, Brooklyn, Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
The retailer’s opened its largest store in Birmingham in 2019.
It spans five floors and features Primark’s biggest beauty studio to date, a barbers and three restaurants.
