
YOUR WINTER STYLE GUIDE
Don’t let the chilly climate sustain you from dressing your best. It can be difficult to choose anything other than your softest joggers and plush sweaters when temperatures are down. But there are many fashionable pieces that will produce you survey further than the traditional winter wardrobe essentials.
Hunter Traveller Shell Jacket – R3,299
This jacket is now a companion of the much-loved sporty puffer jacket. The padded jacket offers a softer, less technical catch on winter design while still offering insulation and warmth. When in doubt, pick either of the jackets and pair them with denims and Hunter high boots, and you are sorted for the evening. A functional and glamorous way to stay warm this season with its best characteristics being water-resistant and breathable.
Patchwork backpack – R1,999
This bag is made for the everyday adventurer, it’s easy-to-clean and water-resistant with many pockets to securely hold personal belongings and provide extra storage for all daily essentials. Finished with a block colour Hunter logo, the vibrant combinations will add a splash of brightness to any wardrobe.
Commando Chelsea Boots – R2, 899
If you are curious about how to wear these boots, the list is endless. This shoe can be paired with jeans, skirts, dresses and even shorts. These boots are versatile and work for many casual looks. Chelsea boots can be worn in an edgy or conventional way, depending on what you choose to style with them. One can choose colourful or patterned socks to add a pop of personality or opt for a neutral pair of stockings that will succor to compliment the boldness of the Chelsea boot.
Shop the range for winter essentials at Trenton South Africa, or visit a store near you!
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