Lurkers’ week: What’s your favourite piece of clothing?

I have a black leather jacket that’s nearly as old as my first grandson ( 13) next week I love it and it still fits and wearable!

My dressing gown which was a Christmas present several years ago from DH but is still so cosy especially getting up in the morning

I'm torn between 2 knee length dresses I own (being short I like knee length). One is a simple loose swing dress in soft grey Merino wool with a teal Bardot neckline and teal sleeve cuffs and the other is a plain navy organic cotton dress with pockets bought from Seasalt.

I love my black lady vintage Hepburn dress. I have a few LV dresses but that is my favourite.

I love my well worn and baggy track suit bottoms - not the sort of item to be seen out in but great for lolling around in at home

I have a long sparkly purple velvet skirt, which I love to wear.

I love wearing my joggers, a slouchy fleece (or t-shirt in the summer) and slippers when I get home. They're about the only things I actually feel comfortable in!

My quilting group made me a beautiful sleeveless duster when I moved away. I treasure it and only wear it on special occasions.

It's a toss up between my padded winter jacket for outdoors and my white pure cotton Victorian nightdress for indoors

Lovely pink coat I bought from Debenhams with my birthday money many years ago, dresses up a pair of jeans and ankle boots nicely.

My little black dress

My dungaree shorts worn about 14/15 years old. Blue denim with yellow flowers on and looked amazing though I didn't realise it at the time!

About five years ago I bought a Reiss silk shirt with a black subtle pattern. It was about £4 from a charity shop and is the most packable, useful, versatile top in my wardrobe. I will never get rid of it!

It has to be my dressing gown - a present from my daughter and incredibly soft and warm. I love it.

Big sloppy jumper with leggings for around the house, nice & warm & comfortable.

Cosy (and holey) cardigan

I buy stretch jodhpurs to wear for walking. They are very comfortable, much thicker than a pair of leggings and look great with boots and a puffa jacket.