Fresh Produce Clothing Review.

So recently I was contacted by the Fresh Produce clothing company to try out one of their products and share it with you.  I pretty much jumped at that offer considering how out of date and sad my wardrobe is.  But what really excited me about this opportunity was the company, itself.  Co-founded and still run by a mom entrepreneur it's a US based company that manufactures primarily in the US.  That all really resonated with me (obviously.)

Truthfully I had a hard time choosing which item to review.  They have a ton of really cute casual clothing that I could see myself wearing ALLTHETIME.  They also have adorable beach cover-ups and considering I plan on this being the Summer of the Beach that was very appealing to me.  But in the end I decided on this wardrobe-staple:

They had many style options for dresses for spring but the Cafe Wrap Dress seemed like it would flatter my still very post baby body.  I have to say.... I love this dress.  I love dresses in general for summer.  They are just so easy.  Comfy when it's hot out and no-nonsense getting ready in the morning since it's one item.  Nothing to match, nothing to coordinate.  Just throw it on, add some accessories (that's a fancy word.  Wow I've read those Fancy Nancy books ALOT in the last few weeks.) and look put together: 

Excuse the pulled back bun.  We opened the pool today so my hair was a bit... grassy:

Our pool is kindof on the small side.

This dress is very well made.  The 92% rayon, 8% lycra fabric is soft and thick.  I don't see this piling or falling apart any time soon.  There are tons of color options and even some prints but I went with a solid purple:

Sorry, Angela.

I'm kindof going through a purple phase.

Overall I'm very happy with this dress and would totally recommend this company.  And right now all of their dresses are buy one get one 50% with the coupon code LOVEMOM !  I also totally want one of the classic stripe tanks in every color....

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I received a Cafe Wrap dress in exchange for this review.  It retails for $69.  All opinions are my own.