Long line tunic

Have a look at Evans they have some beautiful tunics, and half the price of many of the previous suggestions...

westendgirlI love Nomad clothes, for their ethics and their quality. I was wearing a shirt from them the other day and got a couple of compliments. It's 11 years old and shows no signs of wear at all.

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I have a selection of long line shirts I wear over jeggings etc. I have a couple of nice ones from Next ( favourite one in the photo) and have just had the white one delivered from Roman. I was a tunic girl in the past but I'm liking wearing shirts for a change!

I wish I could look decent in leggings but I have a round body and thinish legs and look ridiculous with little thin legs hanging down below a tunic..

Thanks Marydoll!!

Oldab, I'd use the tights for straining paint - or, cut into long strips, they're brilliant for holding up plants in the garden.

Thank you for the code, Marydoll.

I have just found a code for 20% off and it works with clearance.
I also got free delivery.
Thanks westendgirl

CELEBRATE is the code!

westendgirl

I have just come across a superb company called Nomads who sell ethical and Fair Trade clothing (their philosophy makes a really interesting read)
I found them so helpful , caring and shall be going there again.By the way they have free uk returns on any order.It's worth looking at the website, and they have some fantastic bargains in the clearance.

Oh No! Thank you, westendgirl

I was tempted to look and saw at least two dresses I like. I am supposed to be decluttering!

Its worth, sorry

I have just come across a superb company called Nomads who sell ethical and Fair Trade clothing (their philosophy makes a really interesting read)
I found them so helpful , caring and shall be going there again.By the way they have free uk returns on any order.It's worth looking at the website, and they have some fantastic bargains in the clearance.

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My daughters Skirt & Tights after decorating my flat for me , now I don't know about the skirt ,maybe it can be rescued saved from the bin ..? but those Thick Black Tights are destined for the trash I would say ..what do you think ? I could recycle them perhaps ..? Make them into something useful ..what about the skirt ..its a stretchy Bengaline fabric , she has left them here for me to wash which I now have but the Tights are still stained .I can not really give them to a charity shop can I..

Next currently have a long tunic / short dress. Like a t-shirt but longer with a little bit of a shape. £10 so a bargain.

If you live in a town with a significant Pakistani or Bangladeshi community have a look in shops selling shalwar (trousers) khameez (tunic) combinations. You can of course order online too. A khameez is a wonderfully comfortable long tunic with slits at the side that could easily be worn with leggings. The range of colours and fabrics available in a traditional Asian outfitters is staggering.

Have a look in the charity shops at dresses- if they are a good fit it’s easy to shorten them to a perfect tunic length.
I’ve even made a matching scarf with the fabric I’ve cut off
Can use iron on hem tape if you don’t sew!

I bought a lovely tunic from Roman with a matching scarf. Have had compliments about it. ?

Kin from John Lewis for tunics or Masai.

Like Philippa111 I have bought Seasalt from eBay (plus in store and online). I’ve been more than happy with the Lily and Me items I’ve found in T K Maxx.

Eg

Tunics aren’t clingy. I love long line clothes over either leggings or cut offs for summer. Think of the lovely outfits Judi dench wore in Best exotic marigold

GrannyGravy13

Sahara have beautiful tunics they are pricey so hold out for the sale.

As do Masai !
Another make is something like 100 stars.

J52

Tunics can be very clingy. I go for well cut jeans, chinos or linen trousers and a longer line shirt.

Not sure I agree re tunics being clingy - it depends on the make, the material, the sizing, etc. In fact, the linen ones are often oversized.

Just looked at the Adini website, some lovely stuff!

Hetty58

(and) what's the difference between a 'long line tunic' and a dress?

I would say a long line tunic sits mid thigh, where as a dress is knee length of longer.

I wear a lot of Adini and Skyla tops/tunics, but only buy them when a sale is on