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The Claudia (pictured) and Emelie styles from La Beeby, combine both a dress and a tunic option with the same feature detailing which allows therapists to create a uniform look whilst still maintaining a team feel. Both items have sweetheart detailing just below the neck and can be accessorised with belts to give an extra touch to the finished look. Colours available are Black, Red, Aubergine, Light Navy and Red/Black.
• La Beeby: 0114 251 3511
Inline London has introduced Taupe to its clothing colour palette. This soft shade has a hint of rose undertone, providing a flattering option to suit all. It is available in two tunic styles; the PS940 which has a slash detail at the neck and cleverly engineered body panels and the PS938, a tunic with a mock camisole and a stylish dart feature at the waist for a perfect fit.
• Inline London: 0845 077 0045
Inline’s PS938 tunic in Taupe. La Beeby’sClaudia tunic.
Ensure you look professional all day through with Calgel’s classic tunic. Featuring a wrap overMandarin design, the item has been created using an easy wear fabric which requires minimum ironing and fuss. The tunic comes in black with pearlised buttons alongside the Calgel and your own company logo.
• Izabelle Hammon: 0845 230 1087
In a nod to the current monochrome trend, Diamond Designs’ new Belle tunic is sure to flatter every
shape.Made in the brand’s signature linen effect fabric, its silhouette panels streamline the waist and bust. The tunic is the ideal choice for those who like to keep their fashion simple yet classic. Black linen effect trousers help complete the look.
• Diamond Designs 0845 0800 576
DiamondDesigns’ Belle tunic. 82 GUILD NEWS
Calgel’s classic tunic.
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