Kate Middleton recycles navy coat with festive jumper arriving in Manchester with William

Kate Middleton, 38, and Prince William, also 38, are on a Royal Train tour which sees the couple stopping around the country and thanking frontline workers for their efforts during the pandemic. Last night, the royals visited FareShare in Greater Manchester, the region’s biggest food charity. The visit was the Duke and Duchess’ fourth visit on Monday.

She paired the look with navy wide leg trousers to match the jacket.

To tie the outfit together, Kate added a navy croc-effect belt to her outfit.

She has a similar one in black which she has recycled a number of times.

The Anderson’s Croc-effect leather belt, which is stocked on high-end fashion websites like Net-A-Porter, retails for a whopping £98.

These were the same gold earrings she wore for her 5 Big Questions on the Under Fives campaign video.

She styled her caramel locks in her signature hairstyle with loose waves around her shoulders.

The visit saw the royal couple visiting FareShare, which is a food charity who has seen the demand for the organisation rise throughout the pandemic.

The food charity has more than doubled its impact since the outbreak of coronavirus and is now distributing enough food for over 200,000 meals each week to frontline charities across Greater Manchester and the North West.

Lindsay Boswell, CEO FareShare said: “Following an extraordinarily difficult year for the vulnerable communities that FareShare get vital food supplies to, we are now facing into an even tougher winter.

“The economic impacts of Covid-19 are biting the most vulnerable communities very hard, on top of the terrible health impacts wrought by the virus.