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Joe Fresh

While in Canada I was able to check out Joe Fresh, which is a brand of clothing sold in the Canadian version of Target and apparently they have stores in NYC, but do not have online sales(What the Fudge?!)  Here's a few items I spied/scored:


Photo Print Shift Dress
 
Active Jacket
 
Printed Jean
 

 
V-Neck Striped Dress
 
Slim Print Pant
 
The style is fun and the prices are insane. They availability varies by store so not everything on the website was at the location I was able to check out.  But I did pick up some really cute items.

Update! While composing this post I came across Joe Fresh over on JCPenny's website.  And I am like, come on, Joe Fresh at JCP can't be as fresh as it is in NYC and Canada, right?  And for the most part it's not, but I trolled two pieces that appear pretty damn fresh.

Digital Print Skinny Pant
 
Long Sleeve Tunic


Look at you JCPenny's! Featuring the Joe Fresh and it's not all some watered down version which can happen when the discount stores get a hold of name brand...  I'm sorry, that was kind of mean, but for reals you were thinking the same thing.  I guess now I don't have to travel to New York or Canada to get a Joe Fresh fix!




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