Which brand do you buy most of your clothing from?

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Interested to see what brands people will say. Also need some inspiration as my wardrobe is 90% Fat Face (which I love but want to see if there are any similar).

Top 5, jigsaw, Oasis, Ted Baker, Mint Velvet and 🥁 Dunnes

Zara

I'm really into H&M these days as I am getting menopausal symptoms (only warmish flushes so far ) and they have a good selection of cotton, linen and silk pieces that are actually interesting designs too.

Monki
H&M
Warehouse

Dorothy Perkins tall section

Ted baker, joules, Boden for the kids

White Stuff followed by Fat Face then probably Jigsaw.

Esprit, Mela London, New look, M&S, White Stuff

Carhartt

Lots of Hush, some And other stories and the odd thing from H and M, Seasalt, Zara and Warehouse.

Uniqlo for knits
Boden for basic bretons, trousers
Topshop for jeans

H&M, M&S and Cos ( off ebay)

Phase eight

Hush, FCUK, Kin, warehouse, Hobbs

and Uniqlo

Tops: H&M/Zara/Prettylittlething
Jeans: Topshop
Work Trousers: Primark/Missguided

I buy loads of stuff from Zalando. There’s a real mix of brands on there. Free delivery on anything from £19.90.
They have New Look, Dorothy Perkins, Wallis on there.
I like Anna Field, Vila and Vero Moda.
I do but trouser/jeans from New Look tall collection.

Peacocks and Bon Marche

Uniqlo or Gap. About 90% of wardrobe - quite an embarrassing lack of effort from me to look elsewhere.

I’ve never been in fat face the name doesn’t appeal!

Most is from Sainsbury’s

Hush and jigsaw

Not v popular on Mumsnet, but I love it - M&S! And Zara, Oliver Bonas, COS.

I like fat face and white stuff. So maybe try that? I also buy a lot from H&M and uniqlo.

Oh and joules too.

Boden, White Company for knitwear, Hobbs, M&S and the odd thing from Fat Face (it’s good quality!), Seasalt and Tommy Hilfiger

New Look
Asda (George)
Some Matalan and H&M
Very few items from Topshop now

I struggle to find decent quality and nice clothes at a reasonable price.

Used to be 90% Uniqlo with a scattering of Seasalt cotton tops and tailored stuff for work from various places including old LK Bennett and Hobbs. Over the last couple of years I have noticed an increasing amount of M&S clothes creeping in as they get their act together in the "quality basics in natural materials" department.