“Prices Are Crazy”: SA Has Mixed Responses After Woman Shows Jet Fashion
- A young woman on TikTok showed app users the fashion items she saw while shopping at Jet
- The three items, varying in price, included an ankle-length skirt, pants and a sleeveless top
- The garments had several social media users responding to the post with jumbled reviews about the price and quality
A woman showcased a selection of fashion items from a local store, giving people a glimpse of the brand's offerings. However, when she revealed the pieces, fashion enthusiasts responded with praise and criticism.
Woman shows clothing from Jet
Naledi Khoza, who uses the handle @ledi_kkk on TikTok, uploaded a video showing what Jet had to offer in the fashion department.
The young woman wore an R229.99 ankle-length flute skirt, R259.99 linen wide-legged pants, and a sleeveless top that is no longer on the Bash website.
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Jet's fashion items receive jumbled responses
The post divided Mzansi shoppers. A few social media users who saw the clothing from Jet loved what the store had to offer, while others weren't keen on the local retailer's 'steep' prices and quality.
@bokang_mat told the online community:
"I bought this set a week ago. It's nice, but the material makes my skin itch."
Eager to get their hands on the items, @doubl11a laughed and said:
"I'll run on Monday."
An interested @mathabthab1 wrote:
"I need that as soon as possible!"
@tlotliso1125 told app users in the comment section:
"Their prices are crazy since they merged with TFG."
@thandiswanzalelaz said of the garments:
"Perfect indeed. I wonder if they have my sizes."
Naledi responded to the TikTokker:
"They usually cater for all sizes with their clothes, but I didn’t really check the sizes of the skirts."
@phumlacharity shared their opinion:
"The problem is the fabric tears so easily."
A saddened @user67596352355194 commented:
"Jet's prices are no longer Jet's prices."
Cape Town shoppers rush to Jet's closing-down sale
In July, Briefly News reported about shoppers who rushed to Canal Walk in Cape Town after hearing about Jet's closing-down sale, sparking emotional reactions and a flurry of bargain hunters.
Local customers eagerly took advantage of the store's discounted prices before it shut down for good.
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