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Thursday, November 12, 2020
"Looking to LOVE" with J.Crew
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I really like the look of the Honeycomb cashmere rollneck sweater
ReplyDeleteItem AU217... But it's nearly $300! I think most of the other cashmere items top out at $200. I'm trying to be good and not buy, but I have my eye on that sweater as a Christmas splurge (if the price ever comes down)
I really like it too but it’s $488 Cdn. That’s insane I thought the US price would’ve been higher, can’t believe the difference!
Deleteoh I wish I hadn't gone to look at the honeycomb cashmere, what a gorgeous sweater. I'll be hoping it gets reduced after the holidays.
DeleteI saw a few new items I hadn't noticed before...some new flannel button downs, a new striped fair isle sweater (but instead of 100% lambswool, a polyamide/lambswool blend, blah).
That’s a beautiful sweater. Has anyone considered Alex Mill Argyle sweaters or vest. They look lovely and all merino. I’m tempted to try. I have bought their cotton pants and shorts this summer and the quality is good.
DeleteUgh I lost a whole response about Alex Mill stuff. I’ve love what I’ve kept, including three sweaters made of all natural fibers, but I do find the full price a little high. Love the Camil sweater but disappointed it’s got polyamide (sp) but at least no acrylic. The argyle sweaters look pretty.
DeleteFWIW I tried the jumpsuit (found one color on sale at Nordstrom) and although I like the concept I felt like an automechanic. It did nothing for me.
Ugh sorry your reply was lost. I agree their prices are a bit too high. All my Alex mill purchases from the summer were on sale. They recently sent me 15% off coupon hence I was tempted. I went to look for the coupon and it appears to be valid for 7 days only. So will wait for sale. Camil looks like a cozy sweater. Their fair isle cardigan is almost $200 and has poly in it (eye roll)
DeleteI checked the fair isle last night and didn’t see poly! I’ll check again. The colors are pretty.
DeleteAll my items were purchased on sale too.
Maybe I’m looking at a different cardigan but the red fair isle cardi says 100 percent merino wool and $145.
DeleteOh, I see, you’re looking at the tan one. $175 and a questionable blend of materials. 30% Merino wool, 38% Nylon, 19% Acrylic, 13% Mohair.
DeleteYeah that’s the one. The red is very nice but too festive for my liking.
DeleteI'm not sure if this has been posted before, but yesterday I received a JC package that had a post card sized coupon that says, "$10 off your next purchase." It is valid through January 1, 2021. The front of the card says, "Delivering Comfort & Joy." Be sure to check your packages. I almost missed it because it was in one of those shipping bags.
ReplyDelete@MmeJacqueline, thank you for posting. I save the bags so perhaps there’s one or two skirting in them. I also received an order from Madewell today. Inside was a card that said “Surprise” and to go to madewell.com/surprise. There was $25.00 off on $150.00 or more.
DeleteReceived the crepe-soled lace up boots in plaid. They are gorgeous but will definitely take some wearing in, they cut in above the ankle. I got them for 50% off but am still WFH and will be for the unseeable future. Definitely a don’t-need but love-them situation.
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