Where are you shopping lately?

[oceanchild]

Most of my clothes are still from Loft. Other places I find things are Gap, Express, H&M, Kohl's. I love White House Black Market but can't really afford it yet. I have some nice suits from J. Crew (thanks to my MIL), but now I'm trying to move to only clothes that are machine washable, and my newest suit additions came from Dillard's as a result. We are getting a Uniqlo next year, and I'm excited to check it out.

We get most of DS's clothes at Kohl's, though his grandmother loves to buy him Gymboree. DH likes no-iron shirts from the Van Heusen outlet and Dockers and basics from Kohl's.

ETA: I used to be very loyal to Off Broadway Shoe Warehouse, but they let me down in a big way. I'm still looking for a good place to find shoes (for my awkward huge feet).

[MsSassyBaskets]

I'm not shopping much lately but my standbys are J. Crew, Banana Republic, H&M, TJ Maxx, Marshalls, and occasionally F21 for blouses, tanks, and cheap jewelry. And I'm so thrilled to be moving back to a place with a Nordstrom Rack!!! My shoe collection has shrunk in the last 4 years.

I'm not a t-shirt wearer typically but I have decided I need all three of these:

http://www.thuglifeshirts.com/produc...e-their-theyre
http://www.thuglifeshirts.com/produc...ruggle-is-real
http://www.thuglifeshirts.com/produc...-s-okayest-mom

[poky]

ETA: I used to be very loyal to Off Broadway Shoe Warehouse, but they let me down in a big way. I'm still looking for a good place to find shoes (for my awkward huge feet).

I can highly HIGHLY recommend Zappos. I used them for bras recently, and I think I ordered 20 before I found the style and size I wanted. They have free shipping and a one YEAR return policy (as long as they're still in "new" condition), and their customer support is highly responsive. If you can handle ordering a bunch and returning the ones you don't want, it's well worth it.

ETA: if you live near one, and like weeding though a bunch of junk and stumbling upon occasional awesome deals, Nordstrom Rack is great, too.

[ides]

I almost never shop for myself. I don't like clothes shopping. I sew my skirts and mainly wear t-shirts from gap and occasionally other places. I just ordered a few tops from Boden and we'll see how they fare. I get Os clothes mostly from Hanna Andersson, Gap, Lands End. I haven't shopped for dh in a while but he mostly wears Gap, Perry Ellis, stuff from Dillard's, old navy and some t-shirts from random places.

[ides]

I agree with Zappos. We get our shoes from there.

[alotofyarn]

For E I mostly shop at Carter's, and occasionally I'll stop in Gymboree, Gap, or Old Navy. My mom buys her some clothes from some of the boutique places.

[Vanquisher]

Ann Taylor, Loft, and Kohls.

[OrionGrad]

I feel like I'm always pregnant during the summer, so this year I'm re-populating my warm weather wardrobe with non-maternity stuff. I've been getting a lot of stuff at JCrew Factory, Lululemon, and Target.
For the boys, I get shoes at the Adidas employee store and Zappos. Clothes from The Gap and Old Navy. Jammie's from
Children's Place.

[oceanchild]

I can highly HIGHLY recommend Zappos. I used them for bras recently, and I think I ordered 20 before I found the style and size I wanted. They have free shipping and a one YEAR return policy (as long as they're still in "new" condition), and their customer support is highly responsive. If you can handle ordering a bunch and returning the ones you don't want, it's well worth it.

ETA: if you live near one, and like weeding though a bunch of junk and stumbling upon occasional awesome deals, Nordstrom Rack is great, too.

Yeah, I think my real problem is that I have shoe sticker shock. I like the discount places, and Zappos is almost always full price. But I'm wasting so much time trying to find shoes that fit me at discount shoe stores. It's time to give up. At least Nordstrom Rack sorts by size.

[medpedspouse]

My dream clothes are Kate spade, vineyard vines and LP. I just can't afford them.

Say what? But every dawkter's spouse should be living the life like the Target LP commercial.

Bahahahah