Your Three Favorite Clothing Stores

Nordstrom
Loft
Lands End

Nordstrom - They carry my small shoe size. I don’t like that they did away with their petite section though.
Madewell - I just like their simple styles.
Lululemon

I used to really like Anthropologie but lately I don’t find much there.

ETA - I like Uniqlo too but we don’t have any local stores.

I don't buy clothes very often. When I do, it's usually from Kohls. The last thing i got there was a pair of pajama pants off the clearance rack for about $5. I like Kohls because I can find a deal there with coupons, etc. I have ordered shoes from shoes.com too.

Currently, I'm not 100% in love with any of them. But you asked for 3 so here it is:

1. Tommy Bahama
2. Local boutiques (Jo Ann's and Pretty Please)
3. Talbots (hope springs eternal that they'll get their shit together on sizing and quality)

In the last 4-5 years my favorites have changed. Nordstrom & Talbots were the top of the list for almost 40 years. Now I find the quality isn't as good at Talbots and all semblance of consistent sizing has gone out the window. Nordstrom is just not the same since the family isn't in control now. So many of the little touches that made it special have been thrown out. Clothing lines are hit or miss. They really pissed me off when they did away with the Petites department and mixed all petite clothing in with the other clothing! Good luck at finding that elusive pair of petite pants in your size! Bitter? Who me? Nahhhh....

**GypsyGirl** Yeah, I wish Nordstrom would put back their petite department. Finding nice slacks for work used to be so easy! Now, it is like looking for a needle in a haystack!

i love looking at Garnet Hill but I feel like almost every clothing item I’ve ordered from them is a bit of a disappointment it’s so odd. Their housewares on the other hand ;quilts and rugs) are awesome. So I don’t order clothing from them anymore even though they have adorable stuff

Chicos has been my favorite place to shop for many years. It largely depends upon the season. Though I rarely shop there, because I'm at home all the time and really frugal.

When I had my career my go-to's were Chicos, Nordstrom and Macys

Poshmark  variety and prices
Talk of the Walk (a Jersey Shore boutique - cute stuff no one else sells
Clemetines Boutique Lititz, PA -cute stuff no one else sells

JC Penney - variety and inexpensive
Thrift Shops - cheap finds of great stuff.  I got a new with tags Michael Kors shirt for $5 recently
Clothes Mentor - good stuff inexpensive

For work, i usually go with Banana or J Crew
My favorite for play clothes right now is James Ascher (an online only boutique).

Loft
White House Black Market
Anthropologie

I have found some good stuff lately at Old Navy and JC Penny though. Well, before the quarantine. It's hit and miss.

Costco
Kohls
REI

Wow, it's hard to say just three.

I buy jeans from Torrid and occasionally Nordstrom Rack or Macy's (I like the Democracy brand and Kut from the Kloth)
Work pants, nice cardigans and some nicer tops from Loft. The girlfriend chinos are a major favorite for work.
Trend items from Old Navy or sometimes Target.

I like J. Crew and BR but find the sizing inconsistent at my end of the size spectrum, and am often unwilling to pay their full price (and by the time the sales hit, my very popular size is usually sold out).

I want to like Gap, but find that most of their clothes are cut more for a straight up and down or apple-shaped figure and don't work for me (same problem at BR, but oddly not as much at ON).

I just ordered a few new t-shirts from LL Bean so we'll see how those work out.

I'm a sucker for graphic tees from places like Tee Public that get advertised heavily on Facebook. It's one of the very few places that makes cute/funny graphic tees in a "curvy v-neck" style that suits my figure. Most of the other places that have that fit print cliche things like "Shine" or "Blessed" on their tees. No thank you. I like funny pop culture references or sarcastic comments on my tees, TYVM.

Workout gear - GapFit, Core 10 (Amazon), Athleta when I can get it on sale. Also the new line from Target - can't think of the brand name right now - has some really nice workout tights. Sports bras unfortunately mostly have to come from a specialty place like Herroom.

JJill for tops
Maurices for bottoms
Costco for random stuff.

I am not much of a clothes person though. I want stuff I can order online and I know what size I wear in those stores.

Loft for tops and dresses
Old Navy for pants and exercise stuff
Nordstroms and Kohls for shoes