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Topshop Products and Prices
TOPSHOP L.A

This chart will show the price range and varies of merchandise in Topshop.
Clothing:

Category: | Tops | Price | | Blouses & Shirts | $50-$90 | | Cropped Tops & Bralets | $24-$68 | | Cami’s & Vest Tops | $22-$130 | | Tee’s & Tunics | $30-$240 | | Topshop Brands | $50-$92 | | - Goldie | | | -Wal G | | | -Witchy Freak of Nature | | | Bralets | $20-$70 | | Cami’s | $24-30 | | Casual Shirts | $24-120 | | Going Out Tops | $24-$96 | | Kimonos | $76-$130 |

Category: | Jersey Tops: | Price: | | Basic Vest | $6-$12 | | Everyday Basics | $6-$32 | | Bralets & Cropped Tops | $6-$70 | | Vests & Tanks | $8-$76 | | T-shirts | $15-$70 | | Tunics | $24-$92 | | Long Sleeves | $24-$50 | | Sweatshirts & Hoodies | $6-$240 |

Category: | Knitwear: | Price: | | Sweaters | $30-$110 | | Cardigans | $40-$96 | | Knitted Dresses | $120 | | Crops | $35-$110 | | Fine Gauge Knits | $70-$90 | | Knitted Tops | $56-$92 | | Trousers & Skirts | $60-$72 |

Category: | Jackets & Coats: | Price: | | Biker & Bomber Jackets | $70-$650 | | Blazers | $50-$300 | | Casual Jackets | $84-$500 | | Coats | $116-$178 | | Denim Jackets | $45-$240 | | Parkas & Macs | $72-$260 | | Trenches | $136-170 |

Category: | Dresses: | Price: | | Bodycon Dresses | $12-$220 | | Going Out Dresses | $45-$156 | | Shift Dresses | $45-500 | | Fit & Flare Dresses | $24-$280 | | Pinafore Dresses | $30-$160 | | Maxi & Midi Dresses | $36-$360 | | Limited Edition Dresses | $250-$390 | | Shirt Dresses | $84-$320 | | Slips & Sun Dresses | $35-$240 | | T-shirt Dresses | $45-$350 |

Category: | Rompers: | Price: | | Rompers | $50-$120 | | Jumpsuits | $56-$170 | | Dungarees | $76-$96 |

Category: | Denim: | Price: | | Dresses & Play Suits | $65-$136 | | Shirts & Bralets | $24-$96 | |
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