Sparkle Cape Tunic Top

Polyester - A synthetic fibre with improved wrinkle resistance

Viscose - A soft material commonly used in outdoor wear

Machine Washable - Can be washed in a household washing machine

Dry - A term used to describe an item with has little or no water present

Dry - A term used in wine making to describe the lack of sugar (sweetness)

neck - A part of the body distinguishing the head from the torso.

iron - An electrical deviced used for removing creases from fabrics

iron - A chemical element (FE). The most common element on earth

Tumble Dry - A process completed by a tumble dryer where clothes are heated and rotated until dry

Tunic - A tunic can refer to various types of clothing with differening lengths from the shoulders down to anywhere between the hips and ankles.

Polyester - A man made fibre from chemicals. Often refers to polyethylene terephthalate.

Sparkle - Used to describe something that glistens in light.

Subtle - Something that is delicate and not to harsh, can be difficult to describe.

Apricot is a funky and innovative brand offering superb designs that embrace and surpass current trends. This fast expanding brand has nine shops located in London, Bath, Bluewater, Bristol, Derby, High Wycombe, Milton Keynes and Oxford and 550 department store concessions throughout the UK and Ireland, including House of Fraser, Debenhams, New Look and Beales. The designers at Apricot are constantly searching for the latest in international inspiration to produce garments that are exciting and cutting edge as well as functional and affordable. Clothes are made to the highest standards using natural fabrics wherever possible. Apricot are renowned for their beautiful prints. Many have a nostalgic twist, with vintage style floral dresses alongside polka dot and ruffled designs, while others embrace nature with animal and autumnal designs. Other collections express sophisticated Edwardian elegance or urban attitude packed with gothic glamour. There is truly something to suit all styles at Apricot.