Where do you get your t shirts and tops from

The only dress that looked vaguely appealing was a blue and white one - then I realised that the pattern, which looked quite attractive from a distance, was an all over fish design.

Do I want to look fishy? What is the matter with these designers?

I generally go 'cheap' Primark, Bon Marche, Peacocks, Sainsburys , Asda, market stalls....

If its bog standard but well made t shirts, I get them from Decathlon, the French sports chain. They're online but also have stores in the UK. They have a range of good quality t-shirts, tight and loose fitting, excellent value, wash well. Do double check the sizing though against their chart if you buy online. Would recommend all their clothing and hiking shoes.

Kettlewell- s***ing phone.

M&S have some absolutely fabulous linen shirts in the most beautiful colours £27.50 I think.
T430350 Is the product code.

The kettlebell sale is good. I have found some styles short though.

seacliff You're right that Kettlewell are not cheap but they last for years and keep their shape like new. Now that I'm in my seventies I think of buying things in the hope they will "seee me through"!

I buy most of my Plain Tees from Matalan....

I spent last Saturday looking for a short sleeved plain blouse or tee shirt with a collar. I went into every shop in Harrogate. There were none! I didn't want the offerings in EWM, all very patterned also long sleeves.
Why can't you just walk into a shop and find what you want?
M&S was the place to go to for blouses, sadly, not any more.

I found the Seasalt ones a bit short in the body last year; Whitestuff ones were longer and quite generous.

I am going shopping for a dress tomorrow, wish me luck, haven't bought one for years and I don't want one with flower pots or seed packets all over like some I have seen on line .

Wow, the Kettlewell clothes are expensive. £29 for a short sleeved t shirt!

Kettlewell - absolutely! Not only for the vast colour range but you can choose sleeve length: half, three quarter or full length and also many neckline shapes. The lengths are good too, normally 60cm but also 68cm. Their products are made from Turkish cotton or Austrian viscose and made up in Portugal.

John Lewis own brand. Expensive but last well.

Next,Dorothy perkins,Tesco,Asda.

Agree with Mamissimo about Kettlewell. Their tops are beautiful and there’s a wide range of styles and colours. It helps if you know your season, but some colours suit everyone.

Marks, H&M, Primark, Poetry and Zara.

I’ve shopped in M and S for years as I am a petite size and found their sizing/styles quite good, however I have just bought 7 casual but good looking tops from Sainsbury’s. They fit me well and love each one. Can’t wait to get the weather to wear them.

Joules for me - love the fact that they don’t loose their shape. There’s also Kettlewell Colours - kettlewellcolurs.co.uk - who do every classic and modern shape u dear the sun and a huge range of colours. They’re T shirt specialists - and they do scarves etc to match. ?

Bon Marche, usually on line. They fit well and really wash and keep their shape well. Good prices, too.

I buy all my t shirts from Olsen. Great quality reasonable price and last forever.

Great suggestions - I’m going on a shopping hunt??
Keep them coming. One I’ve remembered - nice but v dear - is Poetry fashions - they do sales, though.

Lately Seasalt and white stuff

I get most of mine from next and some longer length ones from "yours" . Great over leggings around house and garden.

Joules Seasalt Fatface

I remember when I still had the sort of job that required me to be "suited & booted" when visiting clients, have the devil's own job trying to find "smart" t shirts to wear under suit jackets.

I didn't think I was asking for the moon, just a round neck, sleeves to around the elbow, reasonable length in the body.

Could I find any? Could I buffalo! (That's the polite version, btw)