This Princess Kate-approved gingham blouse is officially back in stock after selling out and is perfect for spring weather
If you’re refreshing your wardrobe for spring, this “versatile” gingham blouse loved by Princess Kate is officially back in stock. The Cotton Gingham Chelsea Collar Blouse is from Brora, a label previously worn by both Kate Middleton and Claudia Winkleman, and is priced at £129.
Fans may remember Kate wearing the piece in a sweet at-home video baking with her children to mark the Queen Elizabeth II Platinum Jubilee back in 2022. Featuring a seersucker gingham check print and a frill statement collar, it’s a throw-on-and-go piece that is perfect for warmer weather and feels a little more elevated than a classic t-shirt.
Kate isn’t the only fan of this blouse, shoppers have praised its versatility and pretty design. One shopper wrote, “Pretty and versatile. This is a very pretty blouse, I pair it with jeans, linen skirts and my wool pencil skirt for the office. I have it in pink and red, but would love to have this in yellow or a lavender colour. Please Brora could you look at producing it in these colours.”
Another shopper added, “Favourite Top this Year! Both pretty and smart. Beautifully made and comfortable to wear. So versatile that I have bought another one in blue!”. Currently there are no negative reviews.
After more Kate-approved buys? Earlier this year, Kate Middleton stepped out for a visit to Castle Hill Academy to mark Children’s Mental Health Week in one of her most affordable buys. Proving that the penny loafer is going to be one of spring’s biggest shoe trends, the Princess championed British high street brand Boden with her Nya Penny Loafers.
Priced at £119, these loafers are far more wallet-friendly than some of Kate Middleton’s previous footwear, and Kate has shown us you don’t need a pair of designer heels to look polished.
Kate was also spotted wearing the With Nothing Underneath’s 100% Yak Wool Cardigan in Coffee during a visit to Northern Ireland. And Boden’s Eva Cashmere T-shirt during her visit to Marina Mill last September.
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