Joules Field Welly Review
I recently discovered Joules after finding a gift from them in my Britmums Live goody bag. A beautiful, multi-coloured fabric key ring.
Joules sell a range of clothes for men, women and children. You’ll find anything from dresses to hats, scarves and wellies for sale on their website. They also sell a range of home and outdoor items such as pet bedding, stationary and beach towels.
Started by Tom Joule over 30 years ago, he first started selling his products at country equestrian and outdoor events. He realised one day that clothing didn’t reflect people’s personalities and so Joules was born.
Joules are all about colour and detail. They’re passionate about prints and they get their inspiration from the eccentricities of the countryside.
When I was asked to choose an item from their website to review, I chose these fabulous Navy Field Wellies.
You may wonder why I chose to review wellies and that’s an easy question for me to answer.
Come winter when the heavens open and there’s nothing to do, but jump in puddles and mud I’ve always had to stand in between my twins, holding their hands whilst they splash about.
It can be quite awkward as I try to avoid my trainers getting drenched, but this year I can join in too!
Of course there’s more to it than just jumping in puddles! We love to go to the farm and look at the animals, but in the wetter months it can be a bit muddy so these wellies will come in handy.
They’re right on trend with a gold buckle on the outer side and a strip of yellow down the back. They also have an expanding panel, plus they have a one year guarantee.
These wellies are really comfortable and they look great too. The front of the welly has the joules logo on and the inside of the welly is a lovely, yellow colour.
I’m really pleased with these wellies and I’m pretty sure that they’ll last years.
For the purpose of this review I was sent one pair of Joules Field Wellies.
2 Comments
ellie c
July 19, 2014 at 10:48 am
I love those wellies! I really need to get some more wellies for camping trips and walking the dogs in winter.
Beth Twinderelmo
July 19, 2014 at 10:49 am
They look gorgeous!!