Marks and Spencer has released a new knitted top that shoppers are calling 'perfect for autumn', and with a little-known deal, it can be bought for essentially free. The Twist Front Slim Knitted Vest costs £16 and has earned a 4.6-star rating from customers.
How to get the top for free
New TopCashback members who sign up through a specific link are eligible for a £15 registration bonus, credited within seven working days of their first purchase of £15 or more. On top of that, the platform awards cashback on the same purchase. This means new TopCashback members and new M&S customers can get the top for essentially free after deductions and the bonus. For existing M&S customers, the amount would be £0.30.
The price includes free click-and-collect; home delivery costs £3.99. The top is available in chestnut brown and olive green, in sizes XS to XL.
Shopper reviews and styling
The slim-fit, sleeveless knit has a high neck with a twist detail that 'brings a touch of drape through the front'. It works for office days with wide-leg trousers and loafers, or with linen shorts and sandals in warmer weather.
Shoppers have praised the top in glowing comments. One said: "I just love fine knit tops, they feel very comfortable, this top is comfortable and looks great with summer trousers." Another remarked: "I bought this on impulse and was really pleased with it. Makes a nice addition to the summer into autumn wardrobe staples." A third added: "This little top is so fashionable. Perfect for autumn with tee shirts and cardigans."
Alternatives and next steps
For those who prefer brighter colours, Oliver Bonas offers its Red & Cream Striped V-Neck Knitted Waistcoat, on sale for £28 from £55. Next's Eleanor Bowmer Ecru Knitted Embroidered Vest, costing £49, is another option with embroidered motifs and red stitching.
To claim the new member bonus, new TopCashback members sign up via the link, search for Marks and Spencer, click 'Get Cashback Now', and shop the vest. Cashback tracks and appears within seven working days of purchase.
