Talbots, O, The Oprah Magazine and Dress for Success

Posted on February 13, 2020

 

 

Talbots, O, The Oprah Magazine and Dress for Success have teamed up for the fifth year to help more

women thrive in work and in life, with a five-piece collection of “Cardigans for a Cause” available now at

Talbots stores and online. Thirty percent of net proceeds from the limited-edition collection will go to

Dress for Success. Each piece is uniquely designed, featuring sumptuous knits and beautiful details that

can easily be mixed and matched with items already found in your closet! Talbots also welcomes women

to donate to Dress for Success by dropping off nearly new workwear at any of their store locations from

February 20 to February 24. Visit https://www.talbots.com/homepage to shop the collection and for more information.

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