Where to look

I regularly find 'Lands end' good for basic durable items.

Where do you live? If you know your size with M&S, you could try them on-line. Funnily enough a friend has just recommended Woolovers.com

I tend to look on-line,Amazon/M n S ect.
But if you dp buy from china there clothes come smaller than you expect.
I bought a dress from a company called light in the box,made to measure and not expensive and the quality was wonderfull.
Hope thats helpfull Parky.

Seasalt is good - not the cheapest but very good quality. Thought clothing do some nice pieces too. White Stuff started as a surf type shop but does nice, casual wear with a bit of 'interest'. Stick with the UK sites if you want quick delivery.

I don't know what your price range might be, but Poetry do some lovely things as do Mistral.

I also like Masai and Gudrun Sjogren (sp?)

I would recommend: Landsend, good for jeans and trousers, Woolovers, Brora, Country Casuals (seems to now be owned by Edinburgh Woollen Mills), Cotswold Casuals, David Nieper, M&S

Dobbies garden centres they sell nice casual cosy clothes and shoes like (Country Casuals) not expensive. See if there is one near you I like my woolly jumpers and fleecy tops from there.

Thank you for your advice. Will have a look for the recommended companies, surprised to see a garden centre, never thought of these for cothing, apat from gloves!

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