Is Isabella Oliver good quailty?

[FreakOfNature]

Title says it all really, I'm in the process of attempting to update my wardrobe and develop some style. DH is currently away for a few months so budget isn't too much of an issue I've never been much of a fashionista, I prefer to pay more for some good quality pieces that will last a while, which brings me to my question for the MN jury, is it worth paying £29 for an IO cami/tank?

Don't know about the cami, bu;t I have a ruched dress that is excellent quality, washes a dream and looks v. sexy on.

Yes yes yes! I have two of the jersey longline ruched maternity tops and they are so good, thick fabric that washes really well and lovely shape. I do think they're expensive for basics, got my tops in the sale for £59 each down to £24 each, but they'll prob last forever so worth the extra. Do look out for sales and codes though, even basics they keep in stock from season to season get heavily reduced in sales.

I bought a cotton long sleeved top and it has not worn well at all - out of shape now and looks shabby after only about 5 washes.
I had to deal with their customer service over another order which was out of stock and they were not very helpful and not very bothered that I was made to wait.

The fabric on the maternity tops is much thicker than the non maternity stuff, which I wasn't expecting. Tops are still nice but overpriced at full price, definitely look out for discounts and codes.

It depends on the item TBH, i bought some stuff the other day (maternity) the top is really poor quality, lovely fit but completely see through. The trousers i was a bit about to however everyone has commented on them and they are a good fit but i had a 40% discount if i had paid the full £90 for a pair of trousers their is no way i'd of been satisfied. Have had a lovely dress from them before.

All the stuff I've bought from there has been great (still wearing the jeans 2 years later - love the adjustable waist :) ). Will be heading straight back there this time.