The massively popular clothing brand have an absolute treat for those in couples AND singletons this week.
Valentine’s Day is coming up, and as far as I SAW IT FIRST are concerned, it's a great excuse to show your love to anybody that's special in your life. So why not celebrate Galentine's Day - also known as Palentine's Day - by sending a thoughtful gift to your friends? Single or in a relationship, the idea is to show your besties how much you care about them.
I SAW IT FIRST have put together a budget-friendly gift guide just in time to treat your best friends for Galentine's Day. Taking inspiration by the hit Netflix TV shows like Bridgerton and film classics like Mean Girls.
The rest of the collection for Galentine’s Day focuses on self-love and supporting all the single ladies by reminding them of their self-worth.
The Manchester-based fashion retailer put together the clothing range which costs £6 to £50 aims to allow women to feel confident, stylish and fabulous during lockdown with these Netflix themed t-shirts, pyjamas and loungewear.
Here we tried out two of our favourites from the collection
White Duke To My Daphne Oversized T-Shirt - £6
If there was ever a more lockdown needed T it's this one!
If you haven't already, watch Bridgerton on Netflix.... and then buy this t shirt.
Nice fit, nice to wear with sweats or dressed up when we are out of lockdown.
And, at just £6 it's a bargain price for such a popular slogan!
White Valentines Heart You Oversized T-Shirt - £8
This "love you" emblazoned T is so comfortable and again, a great price.
The £8 price tag is great for a t shirt to just lounge in or to wear over your lingerie for a special night with your spouse Valentines Day.
Overall Rating
5/5
As a single lady I was MADE UP they had these non soppy options for February 14.
I mean, I am a huge fan of Bridgerton so this one was a must for my wardrobe- and the affordable price tags are a selling point too.
Also, I really like the fit of both, I ordered a size M and they are the perfect (not too tight fit).
