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Where do you buy slips to improve the drape of summer dresses?

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pontipinemum · Today 10:21

Where do you buy your slips for dresses? I realise that is probably a dated thing to do, but I think it will improve the 'flow' of a lot of my summer dresses that are not lined.

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DramaAlpaca · Today 10:26

I was wondering the same thing recently. I found a few on the M&S website, they're in the Shapewear section.

sesquipedalian · Today 10:32

I always buy them in M and S. The cool comfort ones are comfortable to wear, and they come in different colours and lengths. ( They used to come in more lengths - now they come in 16, 23 and 29 inches.)

pontipinemum · Today 10:35

sesquipedalian · Today 10:32

I always buy them in M and S. The cool comfort ones are comfortable to wear, and they come in different colours and lengths. ( They used to come in more lengths - now they come in 16, 23 and 29 inches.)

Thanks, I had been looking on there but I was hoping for some recommendations. I think I will try a few of theirs

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BridgetJonesV2 · Today 10:38

M & S, they're so nice (the cool comfort ones) that I often end up wearing them as nighties in the heat! It really stops your dresses from clinging.

Comefromaway · Today 10:43

M & S or John Lewis

Hogett · Today 11:38

Ive just bought the M&S one after reading about them on here. They feel really nice and it does stop the dress sticking to me! So can recommend them, even if I do feel old using it!

YYURYYUCICYYUR4ME · Today 12:57

I've bought slips from www.sandras-online.co.uk, British made items. Also good for knickers, they stock a range very like Sloggis!

rainbowunicorn22 · Today 13:13

try independent lingerie shops they may have nice ones if possible get cotton ones no clinging static etc

Rad1ogoogoo · Today 13:14

I've always used M&S

Purplecatshopaholic · Today 13:16

M&S still do the best I think. I also buy from John Lewis. Free People have nice ones too.

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