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    Transition season: The perfect spring wardrobe

09:33
3 April 2025

Transition season
The perfect spring wardrobe

April has arrived, and this time of the year can be changeable in our weather, and our clothing.

London

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Dublin

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Glasgow

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Cardiff

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Manchester

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If you're ready to convert your wardrobe from winter to spring, there are a few things you should consider:

  • Don't pack away all your winter clothes: Keep a warm jacket and jumper handy for cooler days.
  • Prepare combinations for layering, long-sleeved shirts, blouses, or shirts that you can combine with jackets should be kept handy in your wardrobe.
  • Transitional shoes, swap your winter boots for lighter ankle boots or trainers… Make sure the shoes are waterproof.
  • Clean out: You can immediately sort out clothes that you didn't wear in winter.

Stay on top of everything the season brings us on the WeatherRadar, and the longer-term outlook with each trend article!

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