The $35 Kmart denim jacket shoppers are obsessing over right now: 'Instant buy'
Kmart has the attention of shoppers once again, this time luring them into the women's fashion department. And it's all because of a new trans-seasonal denim jacket.
The lightweight fashion item one of the most talked-about buys of the moment, with shoppers raving about the find online.
Fashionista Jarnah McMillan took to TikTok to share the bargain buy that features three ties down the front and two deep pockets.
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Kmart has released a new fashion find that looks identical to a high-end product. @jarnahmcmillan via TikTok
"So cute," she captioned the viral videoTie Front Denim Jacket.
The jacket also featured in another video posted by @mywardrobewonderland, who gushed, "How cute is this Tie Front Denim Jacket from @kmartaustralia.
"It's available up to a size 20 and only $35! Totally giving Ganni vibes too."
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Word of the budget-friendly jacket has rippled through the internet with fashion lovers showing off the product, praising it as an "instant buy".
"I saw it online and I've been waiting for it to be in stock!! I think this is a sign to grab one," one user wrote.
Social media can't get enough of this timeless buy. @mywardrobewonderland via TikTok
Another added: "Why is Kmart slaying rn 😍😍."
Kmart's Tie Front Denim Jacket comes in a dark wash and retails for just $35.
It is currently selling out in stores across Australia, but appears to be available in all sizes online at the time of publishing.
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