Shops like Free People and Anthropologie

[PandaKunKun]

Looking for alternatives of similar style clothes (not UO) for tops like these with sleeves: https://www.freepeople.com/uk/shop/we-the-free-kate-henley/?category=SEARCHRESULTS&color=066&searchparams=q%3Dpink%2520henley&type=REGULAR&quantity=1

Bump 😉

Uniqlo maybe?

https://www.freepeople.com/uk/shop/we-the-free-twisted-cable-cuff/?category=sale-all&color=001&type=REGULAR&quantity=1

this is in the sale with sleeves

Hollister

i ‘inherited’ one like this from DD and was pleasantly surprised by the quality of the material…

Forgotten Tribes

American eagle might be worth a look

Ones like this one at Baujken?

I love the bootbarn website, it ships to the UK.

They've loads of lovely things I can't afford but love looking at.

Also @PandaKunKun if you don't mind me asking, what age are you? I'm 35 but I love the boho look, not hippy/spiritual look, but quirky boho look, but I'm not confident enough (yet!) To pull it off, I feel like I'd look older somehow? X

I am in my early 50s @Lwrenn, although I look much younger, always have. Up until very recently I literally dressed only in black, all black. Since leaving my previous job I have lost a lot of weight and I don't recognise myself wearing black clothes anymore. I am tentatively starting to embrace colour and more casual looks, but I notice that whatever I buy needs to be of high quality, even (or especially) if it has that sort of worn-in effect.

There is a woman on married at first sight Australia, a participant, named Andrea who is early 50s and has the most beautiful style. If you haven't seen the show, have a wee look at her style, her dresses are stunning.
I'm hoping to channel her style somehow!

I've gained loads of weight which I'm trying to lose, but hopefully when I have, somehow, I'll be in a situation to wear clothes I enjoy instead of black and slouchy 😂

American Vintage? They tend to do classic shapes in multiple colours...

www.americanvintage-store.com/gb/en/women-long-sleeve-t-shirts/

Wrap London is similar. I am wary of Free People tops are pretty thin and don't last

I have found Free People to be all style with almost no substance at all. And as a bonus the prices they demand are audacious.

But I did notice this and thought it might help you OP.

You're right, Wrap London is pretty close to what I'm after. The prices though...
What are their sizes like?

Ninety Percent

not sure on wrap sizing, things I have tried have come up smaller, they have a shop in Westbourne Grove is you're near London.