To ask where you buy clothes from?

[Sillysausage65]

Hiya,
I am in my late 40s. not that this matters, but these days I do not know where good clothes shops are?
I understand it depends on what I like, but i mean good quality, but not hugely expensive.e

For me I'd say Next. Though I'm no fashion expert but it's not ridiculously expensive and though I'm not a fan of some of their colours they do have some really good quality stuff

I like uniqlo - unfussy and not too trend driven. Good for basics.

River Island, New Look, Zara, H&M.

Cos, Uniqlo & Zara.

They're my three go to stores.

River island and Zara mainly I'm 39

Mainly ebay but also charity shops.

Vinted

Vinted. Love it!

Charity shops. The only downside is I never know what I am going to find. However my wardrobe is full of expensive clothes bought at a fraction of a price

Vinted!.

Next
very

M&S
zara
Cos
New Look
Primark
Tu at Sainsburys
Damson Madder
Mint Velvet

+1

I did buy some new Levis a couple of weeks ago and they're great, but I rarely go for new clothes normally.

I buy a lot online, eBay, Vinted, Vestiaire Collective. If you're smart about it, you can get amazing quality for as good or better than High Street prices, and you aren't contributing to waste by buying into fast fashion. I also like Sezane, Ganni, Doen, and very occasionally Zara, although they are bad because they do so many drops, so I try to avoid them or at least only buy them second hand.

I buy a few bits from M&S ( shirts, sometimes knitwear but the quality isn’t great.
Crew
Mint Velvet
Baukjen
But mainly a few middle price independent boutiques

Vinted and eBay

Marks, Zara, Next and some Primark bits...I'm 53 and used to love Dorothy Perkins but I need to try on so scared to buy online xx

I used to love Dorothy Perkins, I’m your age!

Currently, I’m a big Vinted fan. Primark is handy for some bits and I’ve discovered Boohoo, jeans are good. I like Pretty Little Thing, but only for their reliability with ‘tall’ trousers. I think their target market is young clubbing skinny types!

I'm 10 years older than you, OP

The few clothes I've bought this year have been Boden (tops), Celtic & Co (sweaters), Wrap (tops & linen trousers), Pure (wool blazer) Seeland (waterproof jacket), Paula Urban (sandals).

And the least likely, House of Bruar 🙂, not my normal favourite but a cheerful pure wool tank for a chilly spring.

I wish Mint Velvet fit me but I'm just the wrong shape. I buy less now, but hope it lasts longer

Toast for best (but I can only afford it in the sale) Patagonia, Howies, finistere for casual.

All saints ( when sale is on )
River island for jeans and T shirts
Superdry great for knitwear.

Outlet stores, tkmaxx and charity shops mainly

Vinted or charity shops. I very rarely buy new clothes now.