Kate Middleton's favourite sweater just landed in stunning spring hues - and it's 25% off
When Kate first stepped out wearing the pink version of the Imi sweater, it flew off the shelves - and we expect the latest release to have a similar impact.
Made from a soft wool blend, the semi-fitted silhouette features delicate scallop detailing at the neck and cuffs for a feminine finish.
The updated colour palette is nothing short of stunning: rich emerald, classic camel, strawberry red and warm ivory. There's a shade for every occasion!
Available in sizes XS to XL and currently reduced by 25%, this chic staple is too good to miss. Bag your favourite while it's still in stock - these won't hang around for long!
Boden Imi Scallop Trim Jumper
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While Kate teamed her jumper with wide-leg trousers and court shoes, the styling possibilities are endless.
Try it with high-waisted jeans on casual days or tucked into a pleated midi skirt for a smarter feel. You could even layer it over a slip dress or under a blazer - perfect for unpredictable spring weather.
Classic, comfortable and undeniably polished, this is the kind of jumper that looks just as good at brunch as it does in the boardroom. No wonder it's royal-approved!
Unsurprisingly, the Imi sweater has garnered glowing reviews, averaging 4.5 out of 5 stars from 34 customers.
Reviewers praise the impressive quality, flattering fit and luxurious feel, with one noting: 'The collar and wrists are beautifully made, and it looks expensive.'
Another shared: 'Cosy, sensible sweater with lovely detail so it can be for every day - or a special occasion top! Absolutely love the trim, colour and soft feel!'
A third wrote: 'Love the shape and design of this jumper - very versatile and chic.'
And with complementary delivery on orders over £50 and hassle-free returns within 90 days, Boden makes it easy to shop with confidence.
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