We've just released the first installment of our Winter accessory program. This ...
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“They are basic, yet not, and you can stick to the sneaker instead of going for a boot.”
This is just bad use of words. I’ve kept mum about it in the past but i’m feeling hot today, so i thought I would share an opinion. You could have just went with “A reliable basic with added value for the winter months.”
@ Morgan: agree with you, I am not English mother tongue, so bad sentence structure like the one above sometimes happens!
they look nice and warm.