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    FIT BUZZ

    Dec 23, 2022 6 minutes

    Fresh Start

    A new year means new adventures, and you can enjoy all your favourite outdoor pursuits in style by wearing this waterproof, windproof and breathable Gill Marine Aqua Parka, £145. The perfect companion for messing about on the river, enjoying long coastal walks, and taking invigorating dips in the sea, this oversized parka has a high-loft thermal fleece lining and hand warmer pockets to keep you warm even when you’re wet. Better still, it’s the only product of its kind with stretch fabric properties, so you can easily change out of wet clothes. Pair it with a matching thermal New Era x Gill Bobble Hat, £30, for an unstoppable (and toasty warm) combination! Find out more at gb.gillmarine.com

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    Inspired by you

    We’re in love with fitness superstar Stef Williams’ latest collection of SEFI activewear. Her new Silhouette range is her first to feature a pattern, and the subtle print has been designed to celebrate a woman’s silhouette and make us feel empowered when wearing it. Featuring

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