Jaeger

Thanks. I like Jaeger, it always looks smart and elegant, not fussy or too colourful.

Yes. Beautiful clothes.
Why such an unattractive model?

There's always one, isn't there?

The clothes are lovely Aveline, thanks for sharing that.

I can see 5 models easzybee which particular one upsets your aesthetic taste?

I love the shift dresses Aveline but have nowhere to wear one even if I could afford it.?

The one wearing the coats; I didn't look at anything else.
Why do she have to scowl?

Gorgeous coats on there, but at £300+ a bit more than I want to pay. I agree, the models are not great, not the age range or body shape of Jaegers target market I wouldn't have thought. I'd like to see a woman of around age 40-60 and a size 14 in those clothes. Never going to happen though.

Oh, what lovely clothes. If only I had a bottomless purse (and somewhere to go to wear them all)! The black model looks very surly. A smile would make such a difference.

Scowling bean poles come in many colours - there's hardly a smile from any of the models.

Just had a quick look, lovely stylish clothes, might have to do some finger shopping
???

Riverwalk

Scowling bean poles come in many colours - there's hardly a smile from any of the models.

The models are instructed how to compose their faces by the client and photographer to suit the shoot it’s not their fault if they are not smiling.

GrannyGravy13

Riverwalk

Scowling bean poles come in many colours - there's hardly a smile from any of the models.

The models are instructed how to compose their faces by the client and photographer to suit the shoot it’s not their fault if they are not smiling.

That’s true, and the people taking the photoshoots....
‘Give me angry, darlin’ and ‘that’s it, that’s it! Keep that smug look goin’’ etc

Thanks for the tip Aveline I shall have a look.????

Jaeger certainly have the x factor. I've many smart pairs of trousers but regularly my J (ancient) ones are singled out for a complimentary remark by different people. I can't spot any difference. It must surely be the cut.

I'd like to see a woman of around age 40-60 and a size 14 in those clothes. Never going to happen though.

I'll not see 60 again but I'd like to see size 14 again, DiscoGran! I am trying

I always think of Jaeger as suiting women of 60+, perhaps because DH's Aunt always wore Jaeger.

And can't imagine my DD buying anything from that range.

The model does look grumpy eazybee

"Why do I have to wear this stuff?"
"Because you're getting paid"

I’ll not see 70 again let alone 60 and size14 was way back in the misty past.?

Thank you, Aveline
I wish there were more trousers. Plain, everyday well-cut trousers.

M&S trousers range is dire at the moment.

I have managed to eat myself into a size 12 over the lockdowns, so need to walk quicker and exercise harder. I am only 64 (a springy chicken according to one GC) love fashion and have a strong yearning for the biker jacket.

Callistemon

Thank you, Aveline
I wish there were more trousers. Plain, everyday well-cut trousers.

M&S trousers range is dire at the moment.

Have you looked at Hobbs or Boden their websites have very good information regarding sizing?

Perhaps these beautiful young women are looking glum as they'd rather be wearing cutting-edge high fashion, not tailored classics aimed us ladies of Gransnet.

M&S appear to have taken on some of the brands that had outlets In Debenhams. They have Craghoppers and Nobody’s Child as well as Jaeger and Ghost.

I used to buy jaeger before it went into liquidation and bought out by Edinburgh Mills. Then it went badly down hill, so I stopped buying it.

Must have a look.

GrannyGravy13

Callistemon

Thank you, Aveline
I wish there were more trousers. Plain, everyday well-cut trousers.

M&S trousers range is dire at the moment.

Have you looked at Hobbs or Boden their websites have very good information regarding sizing?

Thanks GrannyGravy

I bought some tops from Land's End this year and the quality and fit seems good too.

I have managed to eat myself into a size 12 over the lockdowns
It didn't work for me!
Oh, I meant trying to get back down to a 12 (or even 14!)

Some of it is traditionally classic. If the quality is still as good - they always specialised in natural, fabrics then they will last a lifetime so paying a few hundred for a good winters cost is worth the expense I think.

I have 2 or 3 coats and they are like new and always look good.

The original jaeger were always a size larger.