I am trying to buy less this year and invest in a few pieces I will actually wear all the time. For outerwear, I keep coming back to funnel neck jackets because they look clean and go with pretty much everything.
Which brands do you recommend? I am looking for something versatile enough to wear from fall through winter with both dresses and jeans.
DHgate search results blur that line more than id like. im not trying to buy counterfeit designer stuff, just understand how people verify whether branded listing is actually authorized or whether its an inspired copy using vague wording. ive looked at generic bag factories on alibaba before and thats straightforward because nobody needs to pretend its designer brand. with Chloe specifically, what documentation would make you trust a seller? proof of authorized distribution? serial details? original invoice? my instinct is that if authenticity matters, official retailers and established resale platforms are safer than gambling on marketplace listing. curious how experienced bag buyers screen this without relying only on photos.
Looking for lyocell tank tops / vests that can be worn as undershirts… no polyester, nylon or elastene
Aerie has a few 100% cotton basic pieces- cotton cable cardigan, cozy oversized baseball boyfriend tshirt and anytime fave flannel oversized shirt
Hi y'all! I'm on the hunt for comfy, breathable sleep shorts. I've found that most either ride up my ass, are too tight around my thighs, or prioritize sexiness over comfort. And somehow, every brand I've tried has practically fallen apart within a year!
I'd love to invest in a few well-made pairs I can wear for years, ideally 100% cotton with a loose, airy fit. Would love to hear what brands or specific styles you've tried and loved, especially if you can vouch for their durability!
I'm based in Europe but also have family in the U.S. who could bring some over when they visit. Thanks so much for any recs!
I have many cotton and other fabric kurtis where the colour and quality is fading after few uses, even though I hand wash them. These are Indian brands like Aina , soch which had good reviews from reddit.
Looking for tips to wash and care for them for their longevity. I want to support sustainable clothing so I'm into natural fabrics now, but seeing them fade is disheartening 🥲
Please recommend your tried and tested methods for long term wear🙏
Hello! I thrifted a bunch of patagonia gift bags? they look like pillow cases, I thought it would be a cute idea to turn them into either Balacavas or Beanies… i am not artistic at ALL but I want to upcycle them esp bc they are patagonia… does anyone know
of any shops or people that i could send my material too that can help me make them into that? (hopefully not costing an arm and a leg)
If i had the awesome skillset it requires I would just do it but i know my limits LOL - i am also in the Pittsburgh area…idk who would know abt this specifically thats why im posting on here … 🙃
