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

My several pairs of £5 Asda black leggings with Viscose. they keep their shape, don't fade in the wash & are long enough for my 5'8" height.

I have a very old flannel shirt that I 'appropriated' from my Dad when I was pregnant....to wear over trousers!
I still have it and even though it's falling to bits, I wear it at home to potter.

A line black skirt, flattering and goes with any top.

I have a purple fleece that is now getting quite worn but is soft and warm and cuddly.

A top from Tu at Sainsbury's . Years after purchase it survives every clean out of my wardrobe and never fails to cover my lumps and bumps , needs no ironing and after I slit the wrists is completely comfortable for sleeping in.

I have a light grey soft tunic sweater that’s yonks old has bobbles all over and paint from the garden shed down one arm but I wash and wear it when I’m home alone and going nowhere. It’s warm and comfy and embroidered on the front with ‘Let it Snow’ ? coincidentally my daughter bought the same one and still has hers they must be 10+ yrs old.

My zippy up dressing gown which I bought from M&S years ago it always washes well and its my favourite go to item.

The green cashmere cardigan that my sister passed on to me, it must have belonged to her husband’s aunt who died probably thirty years ago!

An old navy fleecy jumper. It's two sizes too big so I prefer it to a dressing gown as I don't like things flapping round my legs.

Looks good with jeans, lightweight but very warm and comes out of the washing machine almost dry.

Good for gardening in as well.

A smart pair of black trousers that can be casual look with a jumper or smart for going out for an evening.

My denim jacket bought second hand in the last century. Goes with anything and looks better with wear.

An old fleece gilet. It used to be black but has faded to an odd sort of browny grey colour. It is useful for walking or gardening on a day like today or indoors for an extra layer.

My Joe Brown's black, winter, velvet coat. It's the kind of coat I've always imagined having and couldn't believe I'd actually found it in last winter's collection. It has the most wonderfully cosy velvet fur trimmed hood attached with trimming around the cuffs and hem too. I feel like a character from DR Zhivago whenever I wear it.

My dressing gown!!

My two coats, one grey, the other beige, (longish - duster coats?) which I got from the supermarket. They're lovely and soft, made from a suede-like fabric. As they're not lined they're not warm enough to wear just yet but I like them very much.

A very old and baggy and bobbled purple cardi, warm and comforting it goes on when in need of a little tlc at the end of the day ( with a v neck tee and pj bottoms)