TommyHilfiger, not really for college students is it? I'm Mid-40s and also like Hobbs

[DressMeHeadToFootInTommy]

It's expensive so I won't make a habit of it. But lately I've found I can look in twenty shops and see nothing. I threw out half my clothes recently and had set aside a few hundred to replace them. Well I've just spend a third of that budget on one top. But anyway....

Is it true that it's a fraction of the price in the USA? Or do people mean that with exchange rates it works out cheaper to buy it there?

I'm 38 and I love Tommy Hilfiger. I buy the odd thing in the UK but mostly buy in the US on holiday. It's just cheaper there. I don't care for the branded stuff, just the really nice quality tops and knitwear. And jeans, I've had amazing jeans there too

Now i want to go to america and buy th clothes! (Which is crazy i know) . Ibought one thing! Cheaper than a flight to america.

Have recently bought a couple of their lightweight jumpers, they're lovely, I want more

The hoodies are great. I get the ones without obvious branding though. Highly recommend TH as a brand.

I'm afraid I'll want more too!

There might be a discount store in Bicester or Wembley or something?

I have found stuff in TK Maxx before too. Also found RL Polo.

Oh yes, I must go to the retail village near me. Check out their stock. There's also a Ralphie there (There is one about 70 miles away.) It would be cheaper than going to America.

Even in the outlets its expensive compared to the USA. We're about 10 mins away from Cheshire Oaks, they have an outlet there but I don't usually find anything worth buying at a price I'm happy to pay! DH Gert's all his t-shirts and polo shirts from the US and they last years.

Gert's I meant gets*

I went in to a store for the first time the other day, having seen something nice in the window. I was really impressed by the stuff, some lovely knitwear, shirts and jackets I would have liked (but nothing I needed at those prices). I had thought it was just for preppy young things, but will definitely consider it again (and I'm 60!)

Worth saving a few hundred quid for a flight and treating yourself to a few days in New York I say!