Hoodies....

[GlassOfProsecco]

I'm not usually one for a hoody, but working from home in Scotland necessitates one - unless I put the heating on!

At 48, I feel a bit old for Superdry etc.

So where would I get a warm stylish hoodie?

[LouiseTrees]

H&M usually do a range of colours and NEXT too but neither might have them at the moment unless it’s in the sale section of the website because it’s the spring/summer season

[GlassOfProsecco]

Thanks, I'll take a look.

I'm not keen on writing/slogans so hopefully these retailers will have something in.

[gaggiagirl]

Try fruit of the loom on Amazon for plain, cotton, sensible hoodies. Also try gap. They have a few that doesn't have the logo on.
Also take a look at sports brands. Not all of them are logoed.

[Scotstar]

I just bought a nice plain black one from curvissa

[SuckingDieselFella]

Gap - the Gapfit range, not the cotton sweatshirts.

[Passportpacked]

I have plain navy and grey ones from TU at Sainsburys. Really like them and good value.

[RomaineCalm]

I think most of mine are from Go Outdoors although have a couple of cosy ones from Fatface.

[Whathappenedtothelego]

I like Fat Face best, they are nice and cosy.

[Notreallyawaitress]

rapanuiclothing.com/product/women-s-organic-cotton-zip-hoody/
Cosy organic cotton hoodies with no logos

[ParkheadParadise]

I have several from Prettylittlething. Also Primark are good for hoodies.

[BloggersNetwork]

Uniqlo and BAM

[BilboBercow]

I second pretty little thing actually. Bought an oversized one that's super soft and cozy and actually decent quality for about £20

[Mojitomogul]

Jack wills hoodies are so soft, comfy and warm. I get a couple of sizes bigger, always on sale never pay full price. Also have seen some nice hoodies online at Elsie's attic.

[Atalune]

Zara have some stylish sweatshirts online now.

[Malin52]

Lululemon or Ripcurl

[weebarra]

St berts

[SirSidneyRuffDiamond]

Depends on your budget but I like Sweaty Betty and Lululemon hoodies. I have a cropped Sweaty Betty one that I bought recently from their sale and love how soft it is and how long the sleeves are - they also have thumbs holes to help keep my hands warm.

[minisoksmakehardwork]

I love salt rock hoodies. They are lovely and soft on the inside without having a massive logo splashed across - don't get me wrong, they do have ones which do. But they also have a lot which don't and a wide variety of styles.

They wash and wear well which is good too.

[Terralee]

I got my latest hoody from the Gap website, they do lots of offers & it was half price.
I like the colours available & the fit.

[GlassOfProsecco]

Thanks all! I'd normally be round the shops trying on different types.

I'm just over 5' and about a 12-14; it's so hard to tell with online sizing.

[SuckingDieselFella]

I'm about the same. Gapfit medium will fit you but watch out for length. Some of them come down to my knees.

[GlassOfProsecco]

Yes, it's the length that's the issue; and online size charts are not particularly helpful.

I've even been looking on eBay because I can ask the seller to measure.

I had ordered a next petite size 14 & it goes to my belly button & will not fasten over my chest.

[strawberrie]

Check out Neon Marl online, I've got a couple of
Theirs and they are lovely and soft and cosy.

[NowIKnowWhataTVDinnerFeelsLike]

I took a bit of a risk and ordered from these guys after seeing an Insta ad recently //www.earthwardrobe.com - arrived yesterday and I haven't taken it off since. I'm a size 10 and ordered size M in the pullover hoodies. I also had a small issue with something else in my order and their customer service (so far!) seems great.