Your most expensive item of clothing....

[Chouxs]

Mine is my North Face, all singing, all dancing rain coat.

My very first job in the mid 90s I bought a Hidesign satchel from Liberty for around £120 which was an absolute fortune to me. I loved that bag and can't bear to part with it even though it is unbelievably heavy and the lining is ripped

A leather jacket that I bought just before first lockdown and I've only worn once. There's not much in my wardrobe over £200. When I worked I guess a suit from Reiss would have been over that but that's over 10: years ago

@NeverDropYourMoonCup

Can I play? My On Cloud flyers.

Not quite in the same bracket as anybody else, is it?

What does this mean? Most people haven't stated excessively expensive items and I do t even know what you are talking about!

I spent about £150 on a three-quarter length plum coloured Boden velvet coat about 12 years ago. It's faded a bit over the years but every stitch on the fabric is still perfect. It's been worn to death so is an absolute bargain at this point.

A silk jersey cocktail dress I bought in NYC. Think it was about £200. Wore it a lot, to weddings and evening events, and definitely got my money's worth. Haven't worn it in about 6 years though.

I have another day dress that cost similar but only worn it once so far!

Trainers £45 I’m wearing them to death to get my moneys worth

I remember wheels and doll baby! "Clothes to snare a millionaire" omg

Apart from my wedding dress (and handbags) my most expensive items would be my coats. The most expensive being a beautiful Dior trench, a Céline shearling and a double faced Céline cashmere. I've had them all for years and wear them soooo much so I really think they're worth it haha!

My Burberry Leather Jacket

Apart from wedding dress and bags it would be my Rick Owens biker jacket £1500

LV bag
Canada goose jacket
Gucci trainers

I wear them everyday though so that’s how I justify the $$

My Gucci leather blazer - retailed at 2,000 Euros (but I got it for a steal at 200 Euros) almost 30 years ago. Still looks wonderful, bang on trend again.

My Allsaints Cargo biker

I have a number of £200-£500 pieces all courtesy of my local charity shop and none costing me more than £5! Furla handbag worth £500, Vaenssa Bruno chinos worth £260, Michael Kors wool coat worth £350 and a Tibi dress worth £350.

Leather jacket too.
I've my eye on a ridiculous expensive pair of trainers though and keep stopping myself as I could buy a lot of other things instead...

My Senreve backpack which was in the £500 price bracket (on discount)- it is more expensive than my wedding dress (£450)..

My barbour parka was £200 from John Lewis but is a gift from my parents. My Mango coat is £80 and is probably the next most expensive thing I own, followed by my £79 Moshulu boots and my £79 Jenny Packham dress

A Mulberry handbag that has had lots of use over several years and is still going strong.

But also a pair of Ralph Lauren boots that have yet to be worn

Ha, came to say my North Face Arctic Parka and the very first post was a North Face coat 😆
Nothing else has come close!

@RestingStitchFace
I think I have the same coat and it's probably one of my most expensive purchases too, and still worn.
Otherwise yes to dubarry boots
Am coverting a £600 made to measure jacket for riding , but that probably doesn't count as it's essential sports wear right 😎

Not counting handbags or shoes, it'd be a toss up between a club Monaco wool blazer and my Burberry trench - the trench is a hand me down from DH's DGM so very old but still timeless.

Mulberry Oxblood willow tote with python clutch. £1100. Coveted it for so long, finally got it and too scared to use it. Contemplating rehoming it!

Probably either Jack Wolfskin coat or Vivobarefoot shoes

My Hollister winter coat. It'll last me for years.

Excluding handbags. I also have a mackage puffa which is worth every single penny. It’s not only the warmest thing I have ever worn but the cut and the styling is absolutely amazing. Have also bought a moose knuckle coat too.

Probably my le chameau neoprene wellies. Practically live in them autumn to spring, and plenty in summer too though. So comfy and warm. Not at all flappy like a normal welly but you can just hose down when dirty unlike a leather boot such as Dubarry mentioned a few times on here

Eek forgot handbags Kate Spade & Coach handbags for work. Not cheap but oh how I love them both.