If you're in your 30s, where do you normally shop?

[Lostinbooksandcoffee]

I need to buy some new clothes as I have nothing that fits except for jumpers.

I'm 33 and a mother of two toddlers so needs to be practical. My default is jeans and tops/jumpers but looking to trying something new.

Next are usually overpriced, New Look is too young, M&S to old.
I hate the likes of River Island with the horrible, man-made fibres. I prefer natural/cotton. Also has to be on a budget.

So, where can I find decent quality clothes without selling a kidney for a 30-odd mother of 2?

Loads of my stuff is from La Redoute, lots of sales and really good value items.

I'm 34, have a 3 year old (and currently pregnant so in maternity bits). Am quite fat (about size 18). Great work on losing the weight!

I love:

Seasalt
Boden (for nice bits or in the sale)
TU Sainsburys
H&M

I've started spending more on a few nice bits, and then adding in cheaper basics where needed.

No shop has everything. I shop around from everywhere.

I'm 37 and I shop everywhere!
Boohoo, Hobbs, Asos, Warehouse, M&S, topshop, Boden, Joules, River Island and charity shops.
Im a size 10 and my figure hasn't changed much in the last decade miraculously despite 5DC so I have items that I've been wearing since my early twenties. I may be kidding myself but I still din't think they're too young for me either

I shop in a variety of places, my favourite shops at the moment are Fat face and Next. I look for inspiration on Asos and I love buying on ebay and in charity shops although I can't for the time being.
Sainsbury's have some nice bits in at the moment.