#GRLPWR // getitgrl.com clothing haul

So a few weeks ago I was followed on Instagram by a new clothing website called Get It Grl. They mentioned in their bio they were looking for bloggers to work with so I decided to chance it and sent them a message saying I'd be interested in doing a blog post once their website launched. I wasn't really expecting them to get back to me with a yes as I don't have a huge amount of Instagram followers at the moment due to restarting my account, but they messaged me back and gave me a discount code for people to use! I had to wait until payday to make my order so this blog post is a little bit delayed but I am so happy with the items I bought!

I ordered a unicorn sweatshirt, a gym tee with the slogan "I don't sweat. I sparkle." on it and, perhaps my absolute fave, a crop top with a purple seashell bra on it! So cute! Both the crop and the gym tee are made out of really soft cotton and they fit beautifully (I vary in sizing from an 8 to a 12 so I went with a Medium in both tops). The sweatshirt I also ordered in a Medium but they do come up quite big so a Small probably would have done, but since it will just be a slouchy sweatshirt I don't mind it being oversized! They also sell a range of accessories such as caps and phone cases that have a mermaid and unicorn theme and I'm definitely going to have to treat myself to one of their sassy graphic tees the next time I get paid! If you want to purchase anything, the website is here and you can use my code bobbi10 for 10% off the whole site!

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Mermaid Vibes

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