With a move on the cards in the new year, one of the things I really miss is being so close to this beautiful canal. If only we could find a modern house that’s less than half a million in London. And trust me, I’ve tried looking. However, myself and Sam are both of the mindset that we’re ready to move out of London and into the countryside. We’ve lived in London for over six years now and as much as we love it, we need a bigger property. I’ve been after one of those jackets that are light for milder days but still offers plenty of warmth.
As much as I’m given the opportunity to be gifted clothing, I tend to hold onto my clothes for quite a considerable amount of time. I’m not someone that really buys into fast fashion and on average, an item of clothing is made of good quality, can last me for more than a few years. What I loved about Vegan Happy is that they’re creating fashion that isn’t harmful. It’s 100% animal cruelty-free and everything they have is such high-quality. This jacket is silky soft to the touch but feels durable to me as soon as I put it on. It’s the perfect outerwear for long walks up a hill or like me, along a canal! My partner Sam also owns a jacket similar to this, so now we match.
It’s a real trendy piece and that’s something that Vegan Happy was born to achieve. They want to create trendy and timeless clothing that anyone can wear. For me, that’s really important and inclusivity is something we all need more of, right? The jacket has pockets for keeping the hands warm and I love how it shapes my body.
For £45.00, it’s a great investment and it’s affordable enough when it comes. to average high-street store in terms of coats and jackets. The Vegan Happy logo that’s stitched onto the front is a very subtle nod to the brand and I love that it’s small enough to only be noticeable slightly. I have to say I’m pretty obsessed with this jacket and I think it matches the mustard vibe I was going with when I took these photos. I honestly don’t have a bad word to say about this jacket.
