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With many of us all opting for the convenience of a staycation this year we thought you'd appreciate help packing your bags. Our destination would be a Hebridean escape, the team at INIS are so inspired by these islands and if there's one thing we'd score high on, it's getting around the West Coast Islands (and what to wear whilst doing so!)
No matter where you're thinking of heading we hope you'll enjoy our covetable everyday items available to purchase on www.inisonline.com or in one of our friendly local shops.
Our first essential item is the erdele dress by White Stuff (1), perfect for transforming a daytime look into a relaxed evening outfit. Ideal for lunch in Oban before taking a ferry over to Mull, our base for exploring a few of the west coast islands. You will need a cardi on hand for the ferry as even on the nicest days winds can be blustery. We love this soft cotton cardigan by Avoca Anthology (2), the creamy shade matches just about anything!
There are opportunities to take boat trips to Iona and Staffa which are some of the most beautiful islands forgotten by time. Take your camera to Staffa and get snap happy with some cute little puffins. Rain is never far, so don't forget your Isle Jacobson rain poncho (3) which wraps up nicely into its own pouch. Wellies are essential and these cute as these ones by Seasalt (7) are ideal with their optimistic sunshine shade.
No trip to Mull would be complete without visiting Tobermory. Those famous coloured houses represent our INIS spirit fantastically, embracing splashes of colour against a palette of rock, sea and sand. We like to echo that spirit in our French Connection leggy pop jeans (8) in a gorgeous coral red shade.
We hope our Summer escape guide helps inspire your staycation wardrobe and some subtle encouragement to make your destination The Hebrides.
All of the products featured:
With many of us all opting for the convenience of a staycation this year we thought you'd appreciate help packing your bags. Our destination would be a Hebridean escape, the team at INIS are so inspired by these islands and if there's one thing we'd score high on, it's getting around the West Coast Islands (and what to wear whilst doing so!)
No matter where you're thinking of heading we hope you'll enjoy our covetable everyday items available to purchase on www.inisonline.com or in one of our friendly local shops.
Our first essential item is the erdele dress by White Stuff (1), perfect for transforming a daytime look into a relaxed evening outfit. Ideal for lunch in Oban before taking a ferry over to Mull, our base for exploring a few of the west coast islands. You will need a cardi on hand for the ferry as even on the nicest days winds can be blustery. We love this soft cotton cardigan by Avoca Anthology (2), the creamy shade matches just about anything!
There are opportunities to take boat trips to Iona and Staffa which are some of the most beautiful islands forgotten by time. Take your camera to Staffa and get snap happy with some cute little puffins. Rain is never far, so don't forget your Isle Jacobson rain poncho (3) which wraps up nicely into its own pouch. Wellies are essential and these cute as these ones by Seasalt (7) are ideal with their optimistic sunshine shade.
No trip to Mull would be complete without visiting Tobermory. Those famous coloured houses represent our INIS spirit fantastically, embracing splashes of colour against a palette of rock, sea and sand. We like to echo that spirit in our French Connection leggy pop jeans (8) in a gorgeous coral red shade.
We hope our Summer escape guide helps inspire your staycation wardrobe and some subtle encouragement to make your destination The Hebrides.
All of the products featured:
- Erdele dress by White Stuff £45.00
- Avoca Anthology cream cardigan £49.00
- Isle Jacobsen rain poncho £45.00
- Avoca sundown soap £5.50
- INIS Laila necklace £23.00
- Maise bag by White Stuff £ 65.00
- Seasalt short wellies £18.00
- French Connection jeans £49.00
- Ugg Australia sandals £79.00
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