Could we have a thread where we post things, actual items that are nice and natural materials like cotton or silk etc

[LardLizard]

As I’m struggling to find anything

Zara have 100%silk blouse for £39. Keep meaning to order to try. Brilliant price for silk zara silk blouse

www.livingcrafts.de

https://www.cosstores.com/gb/Women/Knitwear/Jumpers/High-neckA-linee_jumper/10672115-91148152.1#c-22755
I don't often see much that appeals to me in Cos but I love the cut and simplicity of this jumper.

Don't forget People Tree!

I found some nice cotton and linen in the Carolyn Donnelly range in Dunnes Stores today.

Just saw these on another thread: www.johnlewis.com/french-connection-bambi-knit-short-cardigan/keywest-coral/p3447048

If anybody can find me a black cotton knit jumper, I'd be v grateful.

How about this Remus

www.cosstores.com/gb/Women/Knitwear/Jumpers/Cotton-knit_jumper/10672115-90911475.1#c-302256

Yes - it's nice. In fact, I posted it in red on another thread and didn't even notice the black! Will go and try on, thanks.

Another vote for People Tree.

Also depending on your budget, the clothes in Poetry look v simple, and good materials. I've never ordered from there as can't stretch to it, but drool over the catalogue often...

Sorry I don't really have any links but just general comments (as haven't the budget to actually look at specifics at the moment .
I find H&M really good for cotton and linen stuff. I never go in store as it's like trying to find a needle in a haystack, but online I find it quite easy to find natural shirts and trousers.
I found some plain vests in John Lewis that I'm going to add to as seasons/colours change; can't find them on the website, think they are £10. Website is easy to filter to find items by fabric though so loads on there that is cotton.
PP wanted some pj's - I buy mine from Sainsburys. The only ones I seem to find that are cotton are always in a pack hanging up, rather than free-hanging on rails!
Need to check out some of these links as the menopause is making itself known to me so only natural fibres are allowed into my wardrobe from now on .

The John Lewis vests are excellent. I got a bunch of black ones at £3 each in the sale last year, and have worn them loads.

They are on the website, as tank tops.

Great idea for a thread.
I discovered www.greenfibres.com this week, they sell cotton clothes which are organic and insanely soft. Nothing you could wear to work, but decent T-shirts, underwear, socks and pyjamas (also retro nightshirts). Bit more expensive than usual but I guess you pay more for it being all organic and ethically sourced. I bought some pyjama bottoms which are ridiculously a) long (and I am tall) b) soft and cosy. www.greenfibres.com/product/190/1348/womens-organic-cotton-pj-bottoms.html
I had never heard of them before.
Also I noticed more natural fibres than normal last time I looked in Jigsaw.

Thanks Remus - I'm always rubbish at finding stuff online!

Surely tank tops in England are knitted things, not vest tops. Silly JL - it's their fault you couldn't find them, not yours!

Domestic, thanks for that link. What's the sizing like? I usually go for 12-14 in nightwear. Would medium be OK, d'ya think?

Celtic and Co for a small, but lovely, collection of cotton tops and wool jumpers.

Pretty wool scarves at great prices. They have lovely kimonos too but a lot of those are viscose - modal. I have one though and it feels nice.

Woolovers should have a mention-they do summer stuff too.

I just bought this from People Tree and it's a great fit as well as being really good quality: www.peopletree.co.uk/women/tamsin-playsuit
It's cotton knit (ideally I'm looking for a woven one) but it's thick, tight jersey. I tried those Me+Em ones (made of viscose maybe?) and they were too thin and stretchy but sort of heavy and saggy too.

Hi Grainnewail
Yep, I would go for a medium if I were you.
Pretty generous in the pyjama bottoms- I am a 16 and the XL are too big. DD has a nightshirt which was hanging off her in a small, when she take an adult small in places like H&M.

I’ve had some big quality isstes with Woolovers though Frankie. I’d love to be told that they’ve improved since they put their prices up significantly earlier this year.