Clothes brands & natural fabrics

[GoldenFern]

Which brands do not have a lot of polyester? Finding myself much more into natural fabrics like cotton, silk, wool etc but it’s annoying to wade through the synthetic stuff. Is there anywhere you would recommend shopping? Thanks

What's your rough budget and preferences re. style?

Seasalt,Joules and some Boden.Depends on your budget.White stuff has lots of cotton including organic.Look at Vinted lots for sale.

I buy dresses from here. They’re merino/nylon blend (mostly merino) so wash really well, dry quickly and don’t need ironing. https://eu.wooland.com/collections/shop-all
I also buy from here. Everything is 100% cotton. https://uk.daughtersofindia.net/
They’re both expensive but I think with natural materials you get what you pay for tbh.

Patra silk do natural fibres and they're decent quality, but they are a bit middle aged woman on a cruise. If you don't mind trawling through they do have some good basics.

On John Lewis you can search by fabric.

But Poetry, Toast, Uniqlo, Hush, Pure...

H&M, La Redoute and John Lewis allow you to filter by material - so you can set filters to see only the stuff made of cotton, linen, silk, wool etc. There’s usually quite a lot.

Brands with a fair bit of linen/cotton: Boden, White stuff, Fatface, Crew clothing, Poetry, Free People.

Superdry has a lot of stuff made out of a pleasant soft cotton. You do have to wade through the logo-d stuff. I also find a lot of their tops for women too short.

On Ebay and Vinted, you can filter for it, though unfortunately "Cotton" catches partially cotton items.