I am a sucker for quality, fashionable clothing and was jazzed recently when I found Fresh Produce clothing. For over three decades Fresh Produce has been providing people with refreshing and captivating casual, resort and sportswear lines. Known and loved by women ages 6 months to 60-plus for lush colors, year-round sensibility, simply inspired design and coastal comfort, Fresh Produce continues to delight customers around the globe.
Given the chance to review an item of my choice, I selected a casual top, the Everyday Hoodie in Peri ($84). There are 21 colors to choose from so it wasn’t easy. I loved the flowy look of this hoodie, I could easily picture myself wearing it on summer evenings from the photos posted online.
Details
- Our popular Everyday Hoodie is laid-back with flattering seams and stylish details. Effortless cool never looked so good.– 95% French Terry cotton, 5% lycra
– dropped shoulder seams
– side seam pockets
– gently curved front hem, longer in back
– cuff detail
– raw edge detail
– made in USA
When it arrived I was pleased with the color and the quality was superb! This is now my favorite hoodie, I’ve been wearing it often. It’s so soft and comfy it’s like it calls to me from my closet. Fresh Produce has a sizing chart but I prefer my summer hoodies to be loose and ordered it one size larger….I think I’m still getting used to my smaller frame and next time I’ll be mindful to order exactly the sizing they recommend.
Their clothing line is beautiful, it’s not your everyday cookie-cutter clothing…..each piece is unique and different from what I’ve found locally. They carry lovely longsleeved t-shirts, a variety of summer capris and even a plus sized line with fashionable plus sized sweatshirt I love.
Fresh Produce clothing is available for purchase on their website. They can also be found in Nordstorms and over 500 speciality boutiques and resort retailers around the country. Company owned store and factory outlets are also scattered around the US, including exclusive seashore resorts in North America and the Caribbean. Check them out on Facebook at : Fresh Produce Clothing or @freshproducenow on Twitter.
I was about to call you out for not wearing one. Then I scrolled down and there you were! Looking good! I like that color too.
And if I would look good in that red dress at the end, I’d be wearing it. So pretty!
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hahaha oh Mark you’d look smashing in it!!! This sweater makes me feel beautiful, like the lazy evenings on the beach do…
Can’t wait to check out their site. Thanks for sharing.
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Looking Good :) I love the comfort and style! The dress looks great for the upcoming months! @inRdream
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I’ve seen this clothing line too and I love the casual but quality look to it. The colour you chose for your hoodie is very complimentary! Thanks for the share on this one :)
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my first thought was what did Julie make out of produce to wear as clothing… but then clicking on your post I was enlightening… I do love the name Fresh Produce. Just going to take a look at the site after lunch here… I love your hoodie!
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Wow! That looks really comfy! Love it! Thanks for sharing! Fresh Produce has a great selection of gorgeous items!
I love them!!!! When I lived in Cali there was a beautiful store in la Jolla that I frequented ;-) So they ship to Canada? Do you get hit with a duty surprise? Great review! Thank you!
Nope I didn’t get dinged for duty, I LOVE them…oh I can’t imagine if I could get to a shop and try everything on….for now I’m happy they have online shopping.
I love your new hoodie! Great colour and so very cute.
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That looks amazingly comfy and I love the colour you chose!!
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