Where do you buy your good quality clothing?

[NutellaEllaElla]

I mean non-fast fashion, substantial materials etc.

I'll start:
Hobbs
Reiss
Joules
Fat Face
Tommy Hilfiger
Mint Velvet
Phase Eight
White stuff

Patra silk, in the sale

Me&Em usually in the sale

Sahara London

Mudra collection

I've gradually got to know what suits me and my size in particular brands and then I buy most things secondhand but nearly new or excellent condition on Depop, Ebay or Vinted.

Second hand. Charity shops or ebay.

Etsy for linen

Depending on what I’m buying:
Jigsaw - cashmere, trousers, dresses
The white Company - knitwear, jeans
Sweaty Betty
Hush - jeans, sweatshirts and joggers
Also like the odd thing from Whistles and All Saints leather jackets

Just bought some stuff from Sezane. V nice! And actually fits me.

Toast too.

Thought clothing - love their organic and bamboo/tencel environment friendly options
Aspiga
Scamp and Dude
Baukjen

And I always check eBay first when I want something

Never heard of Sezane or seen anything from Toast. I've heard of Hush but again, never seen it in any of the shops I frequent. I'll have a look.

TOAST, Olive Clothing, Cos, Kin - mostly second hand.

Me&Em, again, in the sale. It's flattering, and the way the cut works has been thought through... not just on a perfect teenaged body.

celtic & co
hiut jeans

Hobbs, Jigsaw, Banana Republic (all 2nd hand from eBay)

John Lewis cashmere jumpers.

Charity shops
I've had Phase Eight and Reiss stuff before, the quality is beautiful!
I've also got some Versace jeans I've had since i was a teenager that are still in amazing condition.

Thought
Poetry

Boden

Hush
Whistles
Arket
Cos
And other stories
All Saints
Bits of Boden

I really want to Love sweaty Betty but 2 of the tops I have ordered have been so uncomfortable. I want to go into a shop and browse properly.

Celtic and Huit are both great, but neither is inexpensive. There's a huge gap in recommendations between supermarket prices and those, and the supermarket ranges often get things super-right. At other companies I make very deliberate considered buys. I can buy a supermarket T-shirt any time with groceries, but a pair of Hiut jeans cost the best part of £200. I do like them, and they fit how I want but I only buy (and am fortunate to be able to do so) when I am absolutely convinced there's no high street equivalent that will do.

@XingMing. no they are not cheap but in my experience they last at celtic I try and buy in the sale. hit jeans are made in wales. .I therefore feel more confident that workers are not being exploited..I would rather pay more , buy less , support uk manufacturers

Toast
L.K. Bennett
Caroline Charles

Christopher Raeburn, Katharine Hamnett and Palones - all 3 focus on ethical and sustainable clothing, but especially the first 2.

I buy jeans from either Hiut or Blackhorse Lane Ateliers and knitwear from & Daughter.

I also buy classic well-made pieces in sample sales, so for example last week I bought a cream wool (Loro Piano waterproof wool) winter coat from Mackintosh that was handmade for only 25% of its RRP. It's a classic cut that won't date so I will be able to use it for years and years.

I really like peopletree. Basically all my t shirts are from there, and always pick up a couple of things every year. Reasonable price wise, especially in the same, and my t shirts seem to last forever! Not one of them has bobbled and they each seem to survive for 5+ years. So moderate price, lasts well and ethical.

Baukjen, Reiss, Whistles, And other Stories, All Saints.