Cable Knit And Faux Fur Mule Slippers

Machine Washable - Can be washed in a household washing machine

Pink - A colour made by combining red and white

soft - A descriptive word for an item/sound which is gentle to the touch or ears

Cable - A series of wires bonded to form a single thread

Faux - Something that is not genuine and imitation on what is real. Something that is subtle yet comes across in an effective way. Something that shows that it is better that others via presenting something new. A bohemian kwirky slogan referring to eccentricity. A large animal with four legs that tends to be ridden. Relating to temperature control. A large motor vehicle regularly used on farms. Something that tends to be able to walk through usually accompanied by a gate A purchasers guarantee

Fur - Typically coming from animals representing the pile of soft hair

Cream - A warmer tone of white, also a thick white/yellow food liquid used in cooking.

This new lingerie store launched in 2011 but already has 6 retail outlets in prime locations such as The Trafford Centre in Manchester and Bluewater in Kent. The brand specialise in a variety of lingerie and nightwear at affordable prices. The name Boux Avenue was created by the owner, infamous business man Theo Paphitis, when he was served by a voluptuous waitress in France named Boux. Their store layout is unconventional and features most of the products displayed in drawers rather than on hanging racks and displays. It is reminiscent of a personal boudoir and has been compared to the style of the famous lingerie brand Victoria's Secret. As well as having successful retail locations, the brand also have a thriving online presence and are still continuing to grow. Their focus is on making women feel special and providing a quality service with gift wrapped items and unique pieces. British model Jaqui Ainsley has recently been recruited as the face of the brand and features in stores nationwide.