Mimosa Ladies Crochet Poncho Lace Fish Net Batwing Wrap Beach Cover Up

This item is a welcome addition to your wardrobe especially if you have an outfit that reveals your arms. Draped over a sleeveless dress or top it adds a nice touch which looks very effective.

Hangs lovely and great for cover up without any weight

It might not have so many pulls in the fabric if it hadn't been rammed through my letterbox. Delivered promptly, nice colour and shape but not for me unfortunately.

Yes, the fabric is spongy and flimsy. Yes, you must be careful not to get it caught on sharp things. Yes it’s a warm weather throw. BUT I threw this on last-minute for a meal outdoors at a posh seaside resort and POW my simple sleeveless sheath dress was stunning. Lots of compliments! Last week I wore it to another dinner out with friends and in an unexpected unpredictable London summer downpour, it kept me warm—NOT waterproof but quick drying, so the evening was not ruined by a soggy dress. Did not expect that! Versatile since you can wear as a rectangular shawl, a large throw almost knee- length at points, or longish scarf over hair. Love it!

A great poncho for summer. I purchased this to wear over my summer dresses especially and wow...what a transformation. Quite spacious and can wear it a few ways which is brilliant. Fabulous price to pay for such a versatile item. Great free fit item. Comfortable, fine material which is perfect for summer.

After only worn for an hour has snagged like a pair of tights, completely unmendable.

Yes it will snag on anything with even the slightest rough surface but it is super comfy, long enough to cover the mum tum (size 20 so not always something I find easy to do) and is cool while providing a little coverage in scorching weather. Not washed it yet but I'm thinking I will hand wash and shape damp to avoid it being ruined. All in all for the price I think it's great and will be ordering more. Amy

I love these little ponchos, they are so light and colourful and they look so stylish that I now have them in 5 colours. They tear easily though, which is actually to be expected, but a skillful knitter or crocheter would find it easy to mend.