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Tunics are one of the most comfortable fashion pieces that a woman can own and they have evolved beautifully over the years. Tunics started out as gender-neutral garments in ancient Greece and Egypt. These days, tunics are mostly available for women as dresses or tops.
Warm tunics under R600 to get you through winter in style
Tunics are flattering for most body shapes so get one of these breathtaking tunics that start from just R275.
Terrific tunic dresses
Tunic dresses are versatile and are available in a wide variety of vivacious colours, materials and prints.
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The animal print tunic dress will make you on-trend and can easily be dressed up or down for the office or a night outing. |
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Be fabulous in floral print in the floral printed tunic dress with a cute belt-detail. The belt will accentuate your waist giving you a sexy look. |
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You can rock red in the red tunic dress with front pockets and ¾ sleeves. Pair this lovely dress with sneakers for a magnificent casual style. |
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Turn heads in the printed tunic dress with a gorgeous cowl neck design. Wear it with stockings and heels for a killer look. |
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Trendy tunic tops
These trendy tunic tops in splendid colours and distinctive styles are sure to make you the talk of the town.
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The grey snood tunic top will keep you warm and stylish this winter. The collar ensures that you won’t need to add a scarf making this tunic top a definite winter essential. |
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Just as cardigans are evolving and becoming longer and longer, well so are tunic tops. This long tunic top has a stunning slit on the front and pretty necklace on the top. It will make you capture everyone’s attention wherever you go. |
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The blue tunic top with longer sides will give you a captivating look. Pair it with jeans and heels for a magical ensemble. |
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Black is beautiful so be charming in the black tunic top made with unique material. Wear it with jeggings and ankle boots for an edgy look. |
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