Sounds odd doesn’t it, but it’s just paying up front for 12 months of deliveries. I pay JD Williams £9.99 which is tremendous value.
I noticed on a previous occasion when JR was on with Ruth that it was rather strained. Clash of egos?
I agree! I cannot bear to watch Ruthless . I find her condescending . Not for me at all.
I bought this dress below from Klass last year and love it. It`s a great length, very comfortable and an added bonus is it never needs ironing. I did order another dress a few weeks ago but when it came it obviously had the wrong size label stitched into it. I couldn`t get it over my shoulders which was hardy surprising because when I measured it, it turned out to be a size 10 and my nappies were a size 10 !
www.klass.co.uk
I have one of Ruths t-shirts, the one with the stars on the sleeve. It is extremely good quality and when I bought it, it was at a reduced price but it is expensive for what it is. I love it but I won’t be buying another one as the price is now £39! Plus postage which is ridiculous. In my experience t-shirts with a high modal content are much better quality, I recommend Kettlewell Colours, not cheap by any means, their vests are £29 plus P+P. The colours are lovely and the quality is second to none, as it is with all their clothes
Me too and I'll be straight up honest - I wasn't keen. Too much lace, embellishment and "fussiness" for my liking. I don't know if it's an age thing though. I think it's more a case of once you've stopped caring about what the latest fashion is, it's finding what you like and what suits you (or at least what you think suits you). As I said in a different thread I'm not a fan of really bright colours in my clothing, over bold patterns or embellishment, I'm okay with a slogan T-shirt or sweatshirt, as am I to wear trainers with a dress or skirt, but many people don't.Never even heard of ‘Klass’?!
Is it a catalogue? (Always avoided anything that began or is still a catalogue like the plague! Not entirely sure why..!)
Just had a look at their website.
There are some nice dresses and tops and it looks quite well made...
But there is a LOT of lace!
Can’t decide if it’s a bit old for me?
And prices are quite high but I think I will check out sale section
Thanks!
Speaking of catalogues, keep seeing TV advert with Ali for Cotton Traders!
My carer is going to Thailand on hols and saw they do tankinis (none anywhere ATM apparently!) so she went off to our local CT outlet.
No swimwear there but made me laugh she said it was all SO old fashioned in there!
(She’s 72 years old!!)
Not sure who it would be age appropriate for then?!
Ali makes it look okayish although I have a bit of a thing about (most) cropped trousers!
You made me think of school friendship groups! You can be in my gang until we drop you. Q is of course the playground bully. I shudder just thinking about it.
Welcome SpiralGalaxy! Great name, btw.
Good question. I think there's a lot of luck involved, and buying from a quality brand or designer doesn't guarantee it will be better. I would never spend big bucks on a t shirt, but I have bought expensive brands at sale prices. I bought 2 t -shirts and a sweat shirt from the brand HUSH a few years back and the quality was terrible - They faded, went out of shape and were difficult to iron. Yet I've got a Primark t shirt I bought about 10 years ago that's kept it's shape and colour perfectly.
Luck of the draw
