Marks & Spencer’s Viral Jacket Dubbed ‘The Coat of Autumn Winter’ Gains TikTok Fame.

The current fashion landscape sees enthusiasts eagerly anticipating autumn trends, with a notable new sensation emerging from the UK's high-street giant,Marks & Spencer. Shoppers are flocking to M&S stores to acquire a particular jacket, which has quickly earned the moniker "the jacket of autumn winter" due to its viral popularity.
TikTok creator ‘vanessaroseblair’ showcased the coat in a widely viewed video, confirming its exceptional quality by exclaiming it was "so much nicer in person" and that its "quality is unmatched." She further expressed a desire for viewers to experience the fabric firsthand. The jacket distinguishes itself with elegant corduroy detailing on both the collar and cuffs, imparting a classic, high-end aesthetic reminiscent of a designer Barbour jacket. Its oversized fit has garnered significant acclaim, with a commenter noting the generous sizing: “It’s got good sizing… I tried the 12, it was really big, still went for an 8 and looked so much better.” This video rapidly achieved viral status, accumulating an impressive 176,500 views within just two days and sparking a torrent of positive comments from the shopping community. Admirers lauded the embrace of "British shooting style," describing it as a "classic shooting field coat," while others simply declared, “I need this jacket!”

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Currently priced at £90 with product code T49/7055, the M&Sjacket's allure is heightened by its limited online availability, making it a highly coveted in-store-only purchase for the time being. However, for those hesitant to commit to the £90 price tag, a thrifty alternative has been discovered. Fashionista Polly, known on TikTok as @pollydunseath, shared her find: a "super similar" jacket available at H&M, providing a more affordable option for those unable to obtain the M&S version or seeking a budget-friendly alternative.
The H&M alternative, named the "Corduroy Collar Twill Jacket," retails for just £34, offering a significant saving. This near-identical piece also features a chic corduroy collar in a deep burgundy-brown hue. Designed for comfort in colder months, it is lined, includes a front zip, forward-facing shoulder seams, and long sleeves. While it shares the two front pockets with its pricier counterpart, Polly noted that the H&M jacket boasts a "more of a cropped, boxy fit" and lacks the gold button detailing of the M&S version. Available in sizes ranging from XXS to XL, shoppers are advised to check local store or online stock promptly due to anticipated high demand. This H&M clip also quickly went viral, amassing over 10,000 views within a day, with comments reflecting both enthusiasm and practical considerations regarding warmth and fit.

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Beyond jackets, another viral fashion item captivating shoppers is Tesco’s F&F Pure Cotton Boho-Inspired Mini Dress.Originally priced at £27.50, this summer-perfect dress is now available for over half off at £13. Crafted from 100% cotton, the dress is designed for comfort in warm weather, featuring an airy, loose fit that promotes breathability. Its relaxed shape creates a smooth, flattering silhouette, complemented by a universally flattering gentle V-neckline. Complete with a cinched belted waist, this versatile dress can be effortlessly styled with anything from casual trainers to elegant wedges. Tesco highlights its suitability for "summer holidays to music festivals," noting its delicate lace detailing and tiered hem, suggesting it "looks best with wedge heels and an oversized tote bag for a timeless sunny-day look." The frock is available in a broad size range, from size six to size 22.
The trend of viral, affordable fashion items demonstrates a strong consumer interest in accessible style that garners significant social media attention, whether it's a coveted autumn jacket or a must-have summer dress.
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