Where are your teenage daughters buying clothes

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DD dresses a bit like I did in the 90s, big trousers and T-shirts. Loose jumpers.
Struggling to find things, T-shirts are fine, trousers are another issue. She doesn’t like jeans. We’ve had a few pairs of twill type trousers from H&M but there must be somewhere else.
Id like to take her out to shop for clothes but it’s so hard these days s

My DD wears similar clothes and buys them all from Shein, Pull & Bear, Bershka, or from the men's section in Jack & Jones.

I’m not keen on shein, actually not ordering online but that seems the only choice. Not heard of those, mens is okay for T-shirts but she’s not tall and men’s stuff just doesn’t work around her waist.

Hollister, Pull & Bear, H&M, charity shops. Hollister the definite favourite (mainly in the sales/vinted)

90% Vinted and charity shops. Lots of Hollister and Brandy Melville (the later of which I refuse to buy new, I do love Hollister though).

ETA: New Look and H&M both very popular.

Cider

Shein, sports direct, JD, zara. But yours sounds different. Try pull and bear, urban outfitters

Lucy and yak for big baggy / wide trousers. Also h and m online (better than in store) and asos. Weirdly enough also white stuff although traditionally aimed at older women their trousers are very teen ish - nice floaty fabrics, wide legged etc.

Pull and bear, Stradivarius, Zara, adanola, des vu, lulu lemon, skims, brandy Melville, drama and sometimes h and m.
She 14.

Charity shops
Vinted
Zara
Urban Outfitters

With that description I would say urban outfitters. Make sure you sign up to mailing list though. It’s expensive but there seems to be an endless stream of 15/20% off days and sales.

Urban outfitters, thrift stores, American Eagle when we are over in North America (may be worth keeping an eye out for their stuff on places like Vinted or Depop)

Shein, Stradivarius, H&M, Bershka and Zara seems to be the main places where my 15 yo DD shops.

I feel old that I haven’t heard of most of these places. I miss Geordie Jeans.
Charity shops where I live are awful, just lots of supermarket and shein stuff.

I was hoping there might be more high street so we could try things on, sad times. Saying that we have to travel 50 miles to get to a H&M

Bershka will have high street stores aswell as online and also Zara and Hollister.

Urban Outfitters, hollister, Shein, Hacoo.