'Warm and flattering' M&S long knitted dress that gets shoppers 'many compliments'

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'Warm and flattering' M&S long knitted dress that gets shoppers 'many compliments'
Marks and Spencer shoppers are loving a knitted midi dress that is the perfect addition to your winter edit. The retailer recently shared on Instagram a video of an influencer styling different knitwear pieces and the dress featured seems to be a particular hit with fans.

The Air-Yarn Knitted Midi Jumper Dress is priced at £35, and comes in cream and grey blue - although some sizes are already sold out in this colourway. Crafted from Air-Yarn, a blend of soft baby alpaca and merino wool, it's the perfect way to look put together while making minimal effort.

Made in a relaxed fit for a semi-structured silhouette, it features a high rolled neckline. There are also ribbing on the sleeves and a midi-length hemline to create a classy yet on-trend finish.

READ MORE:New Look dress that's 'so soft and warm' shoppers have bought several now £15

The midi dress can easily be dressed up or down, but would look great paired with the £75 Leather Chelsea Flatform Ankle Boots from Marks and Spencer. The dress has a 4.7 rating from across 35 reviews.

A shopper wrote: "Loved every moment I wore that dress for the first and second times, many compliments too. It was comfortable and warm, the colour suited me - considering getting the cream one..."

"This dress is so flattering and comfortable to wear, it skims rather than clings" another added, while a third commented: "I’m very happy with this dress, it’s very comfortable and flattering to wear. I added a belt for definition at the waist, it looks much more expensive than the price tag."

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There has been very little criticism of the product, with the lowest rating being three stars, but some customers said the dress was more oversized than it looked: "I ordered a size small having read the reviews. Unfortunately it was still way too big and I had to return for a refund and sadly extra small isn’t available - the dress is absolutely gorgeous and excellent quality and value."

Alternatively, there's the Ribbed Knit High Neck Midi Dress from New Look. It's available in black (£18), dark grey (£18), stone (£22), khaki (£25) and pale grey (£35.99).

It has a 4.7 rating based on 151 reviews. "This dress is a staple in my wardrobe and I look so effortless, yet put together wearing it!! If you are debating purchasing this, it’s 100% worth it," a buyer reacted.

You can get the £35 Marks and Spencer Air-Yarn Knitted Midi Jumper Dress here

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