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Affordable supermarket fashion offers designer-inspired autumn alternatives
We of course want it all. (Picture: Metro/Getty) Since supermarket clothing lines upped their game, it’s made our weekly shop a lot more exciting.
We of course want it all. (Picture: Metro/Getty) Since supermarket clothing lines upped their game, it’s made our weekly shop a lot more exciting. It’s quickly become one of the best destinations to shop for on-trend pieces without high price tags, and this week, we’ve spotted some serious gems. From statement animal-print footwear to faux fur-collared coats, slinky velvet midi dresses, and funnel-neck jackets, autumn staples are all over the ranges from Tu at Sainsbury’s, George at Asda, F&F at Tesco, and M&S.
It’s especially good if you’re starting to think about party season and can’t help but be drawn in by sparkles, sequins and embellishments. However, if you’re a homebody that can’t wait to get cosy, the supermarkets have got your covered too, with super soft and stylish knitwear, activewear and even tote bags that rival Damson Madder. It’s not just your wardrobe that can get a refresh, either.
Your home deserves some attention too. There are diffusers, scalloped mirrors and festive side plates if you’re hosting Christmas this year and want to get organised, without spending a fortune. So next time you’re doing the food shop, it might be worth taking a detour.
Here’s our favourite fashion and home picks from the supermarket shelves right now. The best fashion and home finds at the supermarket Tu Zebra Pony Blade Heel BootsZebra print is everywhere this season, and these Tu boots are a fun way to try the trend. Made from pony-leather, they’re a sleek statement, with a heel high enough to look chic without tripping hazards.
They’re made for nights out and party season, so pair them with the likes of jeans and a nice top, velvet midis and jumpsuits.Buy Now for £55 Tu Wrap Front Balloon Leg TrousersBalloon leg trousers are going nowhere this season, and this Tu pair is giving Damson Madder without the eye-watering price tag. The wrap front adds a polished touch to a tailored trouser that will get plenty of wear to work and on the weekends. Buy Now for £26 George Black Lace Velvet Long Sleeve Midi DressIf you’re planning your Christmas party looks, George at Asda has already started dropping designs well worth a spot on the dancefloor.
This lace velvet midi looks far more expensive than £30 and will earn you plenty of compliments.Buy Now for £30 George Tan Suede Effect Funnel Neck Biker JacketSuede jackets are nothing new for this time of year, but they can often cost a pretty penny. At Asda, however, this suede-effect funnel neck jacket comes in at under £40. Plus, the high-neck design will keep chilly weather from ruining your day.Buy Now for £38 Habitat Brown Confetti DiffuserThe brown confetti-effect glass bottle looks great on a windowsill or side table, and we think it’s a perfect Secret Santa gift for a homebody.
It’s a delicious blend of pepper, cardamom, vanilla, and smoky wood; basically, it smells like a cosy winter’s night by a fire. The 500ml bottle includes reeds and fragrance, so it’s ready to use straight out of the box, and it makes a thoughtful gift too.Buy Now for £20 George Leopard Print Frill Trim Tote BagLeopard print is practically a neutral now, and this George tote is an easy way to add it to your everyday wardrobe. The frill trim adds a fun touch to an otherwise standard shape, and at £15, it’s an easy way to liven up a plain coat and jeans, but it would also make a great stocking filler for a leopard print lover.
Buy Now for £15 F&F Faux Fur Collared Belted CoatWant to look glam on even the coldest days? This F&F wool coat has a soft faux fur collar that instantly elevates any outfit. The belted waist cinches you in, while the large flap pockets offer plenty of room for your phone and hands.Buy Now for £59.50 F&F Active ULTRASTRETCH Wrap Front CardiganPart of Tesco’s F&F Active range, this wrap-front cardigan will you warm after a Pilates workout, but is still nice enough to wear with jeans over a t-shirt if your fancy.
It’s super soft with added stretch and the perfect layering piece. Buy Now for £22.50 M&S Satin Polka Dot Mini Pencil SkirtPolka dots and satin are a winning combination this winter, and this M&S mini pencil skirt has both. Available in petite, regular, and tall lengths, we suspect we’ll see it everywhere this festive season.
Wear it with sheer tights, knee-high boots and a chunky knit.Buy Now for £32 M&S Dappled Effect Scalloped Wall MirrorIf you want to add instant character to a room, a wall mirror that’s anything but boring is the easiest way to do so. Yes, it’s a splurge, but it’s still a lot cheaper than many of the designer interior brands that sell something similar. Metal hanging fixings are already attached to the back, so it’s ready to hang as soon as it arrives.Buy Now for £100 George Christmas Scene Side Plates – Set of 4It’s never too early to get the festive table sorted, and these George side plates are a bargain at £8 for four.
Decorated with charming Christmas scenes, they’re an easy way to impress guests on a budget, whether you serve cake and a cuppa or pile them high with Yorkshire puddings.Buy Now for £8 Follow Metro across our social channels, on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram Share your views in the comments below Arrow
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