Parade aims to feature only the best products and services. If you buy something via one of our links, we may earn a commission.
Now that temperatures are rising across the country, dresses will become a part of your everyday wardrobe. For those who want to revamp their closet with exciting and stylish pieces, we’ve found something just for you!
Right now, Gap Factory is having a 50% off sale on the Scoopneck Midi Dress. This easy to wear and flowy dress is exactly what you need this spring and summer, and you can grab it for just $30.
Scoopneck Midi Dress, $30 (was $60) at Gap Factory
Made from a cotton, polyester, and elastane blend, this dress is machine-washable and easy to care for. It is available in four neutral colorways including black, light blue, brown, and pale pink, that are all perfect to wear with your favorite pair of white sneakers. Shoppers can choose from sizes XS to XXL, in regular, tall, and petite fit.
“Perfect dress,” wrote one shopper. “Simple, classic, and beautiful fit. It also has pockets. Light and comfortable.”
Scoopneck Midi Dress, $30 (was $60) at Gap Factory
“Beautiful dress that can be dressed up or down,” said another customer. “Super pleased with this dress. It fits like a dream and is the perfect length for spring and summer.”
With a scoopneck design, this dress offers a straight silhouette that hits right below the knee. The top is a short sleeve ribbed T-shirt, while the bottom is a flowy and smooth poplin skirt that features an elasticized waistband. But let’s not forget the most important design detail of this dress — the front slant pockets!
A third shopper wrote, “It’s simple and flattering, clean lines with a slightly poofy skirt. The scoop isn’t too deep and the sleeves aren’t too tight.”
Treat yourself to this chic and comfortable $30 midi dress from Gap Factory. You’ll love it so much, you might just want to buy it in every color!
The post Gap Factory Is Selling a ‘Beautiful’ $60 Midi Dress for Just $30, and Shoppers Say It ‘Fits Like a Dream’ appeared first on Parade.
