Why don't 'they' make...

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Long sleeved, long nighties that don't look like granny ones.

(Please add your own 'wish I could buy' items!)

Hopefully -
Try Peacocks? I had my 'hospital' nightshirts from there. Sized up massively, and they were knee length and buttoned down about half way.

I would really like a casual day dress that is fitted to the waist, has sleeves and a v neckline, and is flared over the hips. Ideally it would have buttons. And not be black. Or viscose

I had a brilliant one from George at Asda about 7 or 8 years ago. The pattern was a bit love / hate but the dress was amazing.
I wore it to death and never found a replacement that was up to scratch.

This any good? It's jersey, so should be soft.

Ooh, thank you BetterWithCheese (I agree btw, everything is), that looks ideal and not too pricey.

Have e never understood the trend for post natal nightshirts/nighties. So awkward for feeding.....I just wore PJs both times. Much more practical.

tulip, I've got a fab George dress too that I wear to work all the time. Black thick jersey, slash neck, 3/4 sleeves, just above the knee with a fab little 60s style faux pockets at the hip. Have worn it to deaths and it's just about done now....no idea how I'll ever replace it. Pound for pound it's the best value item I think I've ever had. Only cost £16! Would love to get my hands on something similar.

Non-lacy knickers at reasonable prices, in cotton not nylon or dubious 'mixes'

Tops with sleeves long enough for me.

Jeans with legs long enough for me without having to pay Diesel/designer prices.

Generally, why don't they make clothes in decent natural fabrics at reasonable prices, instead of polyester shite at £100+? Yes I mean you, Ted Baker, French Connection, Whistles et al.

Can recommend BAM bamboo knickers. Comfy, non-lacy, wash well and worth their price.

YY mine was really cheap too JCW , I think I got it off the sale rail too so would have been a tenner max.

I still look every time I go to Asda but offerings lately have been poor!

also step away from John Cusack, he's mine

Frugal, they sound good! Where to get them, though? Can only see them on a site called Fruugo –only two colours and £4.99 delivery charge

I have 2 really comfy long nightdresses that I bought last year from bhs, they are in modal, very soft and warm, but they have short sleeves.

Built in shelf bra nightwear tops with sleeves. Strappy vests from GAP are just FREEZING in the winter.

Tk maxx is good for nightwear. I've bought two stripey jersey material nighties in there. Right to my toes and I'm 5"8.

Shorts type pants that don't dig in.
Or maybe it's me?

28 bras in mainstream shops!

Truely i hve the opposite proble - short type pants fall off me

Only I order the Bam underwear from their site. Am abroad so need to pay for shipping anyway but for me they are really well worth their price. Seems like a really nice small company too. You can always ask them whether they have a local stockist.

Agree with the 28 bra thing. God it's frustrating. And stop making so many flipping lacey ones!

And yes, long sleeved pyjama tops with a bit of support. Fricking freezing in those cami ones. Love the Freya link BetterWith.

And why don't they make more narrow legged pyjmama bottoms? Those wide-legged ones creep up and end up all tangled and twisted. So I'm not fussy but I would like my pyjamas to be:

1. Cotton
2. Long sleeved with a bit of support
3. Narrowish legs, not tight, but narrowish.

Sounds easy but you try finding them...!

Oh and last one. A long lasting oil free light reflective foundation.

Men on the moon and all that

Swimsuits in longer body lengths, that are available all year round, and not just in the basic styles. For some reason, my swimsuits always seem to wear out in the winter, and I can never find anything pretty, or even vaguely flattering. I have to settle for horrid black or navy - if I'm lucky.

A bra for 36f (so needs support!) that has the seams on the inside but with a soft smooth outer covering that involves no padding or moulding?

Oooooh I'll try tk Maxx for nighties
Thank you

Tops in "long" length, like trousers. I not super tall, by my height is mainly in my back and I struggle with tops being to short.

I agree with BikeRunSki on the long length tops, especially when they're long sleeved,

and I'd also like jeans in a size 11 please!

Long tops: Vero Moda (great value - hope that's the right spelling but mine are in the wash) and Baukjen (better quality but more expensive) are my best purchases of the last 2-3 years.

I'm so glad that the fashion for low-slung trousers and short-fitting tops has passed. I could just about manage one or the other, but not both!

Hahaha me too,