OK, here is my oar! Littlesez, this and this is where the hardcore clothies hang out.
For easy comparison, a great range and fantastic service I have always loved Kittykins. Also quite like Twinkle Twinkle and loads of other sites. Didn't really like the advice I got from the Nappy Lady five years ago.
I agree with laidback on the Baby Beehinds - they are fabby - best night time nappies I've ever used but, as they are bamboo (or hemp - not tried those), they do take forever to dry.
Pluses, they are lovely, natural fibre, they are super absorbent, they are birth-to-potty (though I imagine they come up quite big on a newbie and I've heard people complain that once you hit about two years they are too small, but DS2 is chunky enough at 2.5 and is still in them, not even on the last popper setting).
Minuses, drying time and they have stopped doing the gorgeous coloured ones and just do cream ones. And most places appear to be sold out of them at the moment, including their own UK website.
I also like Ella's House Bumhuggers for nights - they have lovely fleecey inside - good for keeping small bums dry and for poo to drop off easily. Better selection of colours on their own website but cheaper elsewhere.
Tots Bots aplix fastening Bamboozles are nice, don't like the popper ones. Fluffles are pretty good at night but mine stink by morning, it is hard to shift the smells, and the microfibre REALLY grates on me - a bit like chalk squeaking on a blackboard.
Motherease Sandy's are nice too - the xs is a really lovely newborn nappy and you can often pick up good deals on them second-hand - they don't tend to get much wear as babies are in them all of five minutes.
Boosters are essential, especially at night as they get bigger and eliminate their own weight in pee each night. A top tip from someone on here is to boost outside the nappy, between the nappy and the wrap.
And for wraps, Motherease Airflows all the way - Rikkis are nice too. I prefer fleece wraps for night time and this time out I will try out wool longies but waiting for DS3 to arrive before I buy them.
I have to confess I have become WELL LAZY in my old age and I do love the new generation of all-in-one nappy. When DS1 was little I tried a couple of stuffable nappies and all-in-ones and they were horrible and leaky. But they have come on a lot since then and first thing in the morning when I can't be arsed to get a nappy AND a wrap on DS2 and during the day when we are out and about I much prefer them to two-parters. I wouldn't use them at night though.
BumGenius are great. I'm using one-size ones at the moment, they are pocket nappies really. They are also really quick drying. The sized ones are all-in-ones and VERY tempting indeed.
Close Parent pop-ins get good reviews but I haven't tried them... Yet .
And of course, the cutest nappy in the world has to be the Itti Bitti D'Lish - gorgeous colours, soft and fluffy and trim as anything. They are surprisingly absorbent and effective too. If you get the snap-in ones, with extra bits to snap in they can be fairly economical too as the outer dries in seconds and the snappy-in bits take forever, and if the outer isn't yucky you can just snap new inners in.