Spirit Buggy And Raincover, Silver

Aluminium - Corrosion resistant lightweight metal

Silver - A colour based on the colour of the metal

Silver - A chemical element, metalic. Has the highest elctrical conductance of any element. Also known for its exceptional anitmicrobal properties

Foam - A stubstance formed by trapping air in a solid or liquid

Caviar - A food delicacy, non fetilised stergeon roe

Coffee - A popular brewed drink using roasted coffee beans

Leg - A body part attached to the buttock

overheating - When a device of object becomes too hot. Can also refer to economic markets to describe demand outstripping supply.

Safety - prevents damage being caused.

Comfort - something that feels nice to the user. Often relaxing.

Basket - a method of containing and carrying items.

Adjustable - Something that can be changed or slightly modified to fit.

Ventilation - Giving fresh air to a room on someone's lungs.

Adjustable - Something that can be changed in order to fit better.

Woolworths are one of the oldest high street brands in the UK, starting out in 1909 selling children's clothes, stationery and toys. Their popularity began to grow in the 1920's when they grew at an incredible pace, sometimes opening 2-3 new stores every week. At their height the brand had 807 stores on high streets throughout the UK. However, in 2009 Woolworths went into administration and had closed the majority of its stores by January 2009. Their saviour came in the form of the Shop Direct Group, an online retailer who purchased the brand and relaunched Wooolworth's as an online store. Today the thriving website sells toys, children's clothes, furniture, electricals, entertainment, gifts, home wares and sports and leisure equipment. The brand pride themselves on offering a range of quality everyday items at competitive prices.