GAP

With all the intention to go into town purely to get resources for Uni, I couldn't believe it when my I saw a GAP sign on my travels. This is partly because my eye sight is shocking but also because where I currently live for Uni, in Lincoln, it's pretty dire for shopping and lacks any choice. 

Although it was only a small one I was pretty freakin' excited. I haven't been into a GAP store since I was very young. In my area back home they had a big store and many Saturday's were spent in there trawling through all the clothes and accessories. 

 Firstly,I love all the knit wear it's great quality and comes in nice vibrant colours. The casual wear is always thick, perfect for chilling in the winter and the bags are big and I think look more expensive than what they are. I still regularly use two GAP bags. Both are big (love big bags) one is an beautiful aqua blue colour and another I always think of as a winter bag because of the material. My point is I got these bags when I was a teenager and still use them a lot so a definite investment piece ladies!

Like Zara, GAP always has sort some of sale. I remember purchasing this mint green cardigan that was merino wool, so soft and I wore it all the time... until it got a massive hole in the arm and I was forced to part ways with it.

What I like about GAP is that it's great for basics. As the store in Lincoln has just opened everything is currently 40% so I thought it would be rude not to invest in a white and black vest top. Although, yes I could have gone straight to Primark for vest tops for a couple of quid but they never last long and sometimes you truly get what you pay for. 

Here's a few things I think everyone should look out for!

http://www.gap.eu/