Aibu to ask where you shop for clothes and how old you are?

[Yawner247]

Was just wondering as I am 29 and a mother of two young children and I'm not a huge fan of clothes shopping and am by no means a fashion icon!!! But was wondering where you shop and how old you were as the shops I seem to like seem to be popular with people older than me which is giving me a complex!!! Not helped by my dh saying some of my clothes are hideous!!

Meant to add - size 10/12.

And Massimo Dutti also. Lovely shop.

31

Next
New Look
White Stuff
FatFace
George

50 next month. Size 8. Most recent purchases have been from Zara, Mango and River Island.

49 50 next week.
I look anywhere and everywhere - mostly avoid M&S/Laura Ashley/Primark.
I mostly end up buying from:
Phase 8
Whistles
Mango
Hobbs
French Connection
Esprit
Occasionally Joules and Boden
Pure
Zara

I scan around Topshop occasionally because I love their shoes and accessories, and it's useful to see what's fashionable so I can maybe adapt anything I like.

Oh and Banana Republic.

I'm 29 for another week and I currently have clothes from next, river island, ted baker, monsoon, tesco, sainsburys ... Anywhere that has something that takes my fancy.

I'm 36.

Shop in Gap, Zara, Uniqlo, M&S, Top Shop, White Stuff, Fat Face, SeaSalt, Primark, H&m.

36

Oasis, Asos, my wardrobe and Baukjen seem to be the main places I buy clothes. Though pregnant at the moment and tending to a mixture of asos, top shop maternity, Isabella Oliver, seraphine and h&m at present.

I'm 46,

Shop in Next, M&S and Fat Face mostly. Monsoon and Boden in the sale sometimes too.

29 till Sunday no children size 12/14 bottom half and 14/16 top half

Sainsbury
Asda
Peacocks
M&S
Bhs
New look
Wallis
Very (occasionally)

To be honest I buy what I like and couldn't care less where it's from.

I loathe shopping so once or twice a year I will go on ebay one evening and find things I like, usually vintage or unusual stuff, and just get it. It's cheap, good selection and everything gets delivered to your door.

I'm 43, and very tall, so I wear a size 14.

I buy clothes at Asda, Primark, and charity shops. If I could afford it, I would shop at Monsoon, I think it's called. But, I have to find the nice stuff at charity shops and rely on Asda and Primark for basics.

I'm 25 and my entire wardrobe is either Dorothy Perkins or New Look. 90% of it is Dorothy P. I am overweight at the moment, so stick to the shops where I know the sizes. Also, Dorothy P has very good quality material which withstands lots of washing and tumble drying.

If it's not sold in H&M it's not worth having, IMHO. I'm 31.

White Stuff
Fat Face

Odd pieces from Phase Eight, John Lewis, M & S, Monsoon and Coast.

46, size 12-16 depending on where I shop.

TK Maxx
Sainsbos Tu
Tesco
Mantaray
Fat Face*
White Stuff*
Monsoon*
Joules*

*When sales are on and via Ebay.

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Almsot exclusivly ebay

But I'm dead sneaky with it. I find things I like in the shops usually Next and Dorothy Perkins, then wait for the sales. Most stores don't let you trys tuff on in the sales ands you can't return things unless they're faulty. So tons of things come up on ebay that were the wrong size. Double discount!!

I am 37 and a size 16.

Online I shop at-ebay,Lady vintage London,Collectif and Lindybop.
On the high street-new look,monsoon,primark and occasionally Debenhams. Love charity shops too especially for accessories.

32, size 8-10 (but curvy)

Not got much in the last three years because of pregnancy/ BFing.
The change in my body has made it a bit less fogiving in the middle (CS overhang does not help) so I take the time to try things on and be critical about fit. That means I have less mistakes cluttering the wardrobe and draining my bank account, so I'm prepared t
o spend more on fewer items than I once did. I need more casual, child resistant clothing, and less pretty going out things than I once had. I used to wear trousers/shirt/jumper for work, but I've switched to dresses- maybe because my casual clothing is less girly. I felt lost in my late 20s as I'm petite and look young but didn't want to look like a teenager.

M&S (trousers and undies)
Oaisis
Warehouse
DP
Next
Just got into White Stuff when pg first time so only have a couple of things.

iI love Monsoon, but they tend to be cut too big.

Any wear with a sale rail!

I'm 25 and mostly shop in
Primark
H&m
eBay
Warehouse- their sales are bloody brilliant

I normally spend at least £50 per handbag so I look more expensive then I am lol

I'm 32 and a size 14. I LOVE clothes. I shop at...

H&M for random unusual bits and pieces
Dorothy Perkins: similar stuff to Topshop as they're both part of the Arcadia group but usually much cheaper...
Office for shoes (but only in the sale!!)
I'm liking River Island at the moment
Clarks have some brilliant fashion-forward summer sandals this year
Also a lot of charity shop stuff (Traid is brilliant, Brixton and Clapham Junction for fellow Londoners)
Random little boutiques/second-hand shops in Brighton and London

Having said all that my mum's shopping habits are very similar to mine!! She also does a lot of customising. She's 68 and always looks amazing.

I'm 25, very fat when not pregnant, try to keep up with bits of fashion i.e i don't do jeans and t-shirts or trainers eew but would not be described ad medium fashion let alone high! i've always bought from new look, h and m, matalan, have recently bought bits from primark that looked decent (we'll see how they wash) and george from asda usually have great things to pick about from - i bought 3/4 trousers, a lovely dress and a new summer coat for £32! Loved that day

I'm 31 and mainly use new look, h&m and Dorothy Perkins, used to get loads from next but don't see much I like lately.

iam 34,( limited budget most of the time) i buy my clothes from,ebay, charity shops,primark, next, sainsbury, dorothy perkins.