Ooh, clothes discussion! Well, after a few years of buying nothing at all, while losing weight and paring down my wardrobe to stuff I really loved, I have started buying the odd piece, really to replace items that have worn out. My first port of call these days is usually COS. You can get Raey styling and quality at high street prices. I've got the hang of their sizing now and can buy online no problem. Their jumpers, trousers and linen shirts are good. I don't know whether their coats would last. I need to buy a good down coat this year, properly warm and waterproof, but it's such a dull purchase that I just can't get into it.
I do have Jaeger, MaxMara and Gerard Darel, but these are things I've had years, and date from a time when I had more disposable income, sigh. But I don't really need a lot of clothes, and losing weight and feeling happy in everything I owned, rather than buying new (as I would have done in my more flush days), has been a better solution for me and the planet. I get stuff mended and altered, and prolong the life of items with dyeing.
Oxfam have just launched their fourth Secondhand September campaign and are offering 20% discount on their online shop.