This is a Sponsored Post written by me on behalf of Ramblers Way. All opinions are 100% mine.
I was invited to go on a $200 mock shopping spree at Ramblers Way Farm. Granted, not nearly as fun as a real $200 shopping spree, but hey – I’m game. It is a lazy Saturday afternoon and I need a slight diversion from my four year old that refuses to simply lie down in his bed for more than 5.2 seconds at a time. We call it Quiet Time. He hasn’t napped since before he was 2, but Mommy certainly needs those little moments still.
We have a baby on the way, so I would love to include baby clothing on my wish list / mock shopping spree, but I guess mommies sometimes need a little push to focus on themselves?
One basic in my wardrobe is the camisole. This is Forida, very hot 95% of the year. The cami is also great for layering even in cooler temps. It runs $55 at Ramblers Way Farm. Hard to believe this thin, comfy looking cami is actually wool. The only wool I was familiar with was thick and itchy. Hmmm, make that two camisoles.
The next item for my mock shopping spree would be the Cross Neck Long Sleeve Top (Regular) for $85. This would be a great top for our Florida winters and I could easily throw a jacket or sweater over it if the temps dropped more than normal. That would bring me to $195, just shy of the $200 mark.
Wool isn’t something I really considered as being a part of my Florida wardrobe, but I guess Ramblers Way kinda changed that. Thin, soft, NON-ITCHY wool that I can wear year round – even in Florida? Nice job! Technology certainly changes things and Ramblers Way Farm seems to have honed the wool industries technology to create more practical, desirable, everyday soft & light-weight wool clothing.
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