That cream top is basically holding up the entire agricultural sector
Spotted by Salma RasmussenI’m looking at this cream quarter-zip and it seems like a smart choice for staying warm without bulk while moving around the field. The dark grey leggings are clearly the practical base here, allowing for full range of motion when climbing or bending. Those brown boots look sturdy enough to handle the grass and mud without slipping, which is exactly what you need on a farm.
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Cream Quarter-Zip Pullover
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Dark Grey Leggings
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Brown Hiking Boots
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Wooden Walking Stick
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Wide-Brimmed Sun Hat
Being out in the open field all day means sun protection is actually needed for your scalp.
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Leather Work Gloves
The stone wall and fence posts are rough, so gloves would protect her hands while she works.
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Utility Vest
It looks like a breezy day, and vests add layers without restricting arm movement for herding.
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is that cream top actually UPF rated?
This teal shell is doing all the work here.
Teal windbreakers are the unsung heroes of travel
the teal rain shell is exactly what i need for a rainy day project.
That teal shell is exactly the color you needed here.
teal fleece beats shells in my book
teal tee is doing all the heavy lifting here
my coat rack is weeping in jealousy of this navy puffer
That windbreaker is doing all the heavy lifting, unfortunately.
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