I must admit that I was a little disheartened as the décor is a little less exciting than previous Cath Kidston shops that I've visited but it's still full of all the lovely things that make Cath Kidston the brand it is. I've got a little saving to do but it's safe to say I'm planning on being a frequent visitor.
Seeing items in the kids section in Cath Kidston can tend to end in disappointment. If I was little enough I would basically dress in their kids range from head to toe. That fox scarf and hat are so cute and although I hate them, I might stretch to lusting after those wellies a little.
It's so nice to see Cath Kidston stocking Quail now rather than their imitation version. These cuties are the perfect match to my money box but I still have my heart set on the pug ones I mentioned a few weeks ago.
I was tempted by a great pair of winter pyjama bottoms but as they're something I don't need right now I didn't pick them up but I did manage to get a few things, two out of the three items were even things I needed so it was a successful Cath Kidston trip yet again!
Sunglasses case: £12
I've needed a sunglasses case since losing mine somewhere in Turkey. I think this is a great investment as I reckon I've got a little more wear out of my sunglasses yet and I'm hoping this case will last a while. Now I have somewhere safe for my glasses rather than having them loose in my bag.
It even came with a glasses cleaning cloth (is that the right word, it doesn't sound like it?), which was a nice touch as I hate finger prints and the like, particularly covering my eyes.
It even came with a glasses cleaning cloth (is that the right word, it doesn't sound like it?), which was a nice touch as I hate finger prints and the like, particularly covering my eyes.
Pin Badge Set: £8
I'm really loving Cath Kidston's woodland theme this season, and am currently lusting after their squirrel-print shirt. At £38, it's a little out of my price range so I settled for these instead. I love a good badge and these are the cutest!
Bluebell Hand Cream: £8
Getting up earlier with the mornings getting colder, as well as working in an air-conditioned office means that my hands have been a little dry lately and I've been looking to get another hand cream to take to work. I sampled this in the shop and it was irresistible (obviously), it's got a floral but light scent and a light non-greasy texture, perfect!
It also has vitamin E, which I'm convinced explains my almost instantly 'less-gross' nails after a nail-biting binge around a week ago. I can only recommend it and although I admit it's far from budget, you don't need a lot at a time so it will last ages. For the amount you get, I think the price is incredibly reasonable considering the difference it's made so far it's actually great value against similarly priced brands.
It also has vitamin E, which I'm convinced explains my almost instantly 'less-gross' nails after a nail-biting binge around a week ago. I can only recommend it and although I admit it's far from budget, you don't need a lot at a time so it will last ages. For the amount you get, I think the price is incredibly reasonable considering the difference it's made so far it's actually great value against similarly priced brands.
I wish Cath Kidson was more available in Australia. My Mum came home a few months back with a 'new bag' and I freaked out cause it was a CK and i'd never seen them in a store before!!
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