What's in your wardrobe?

[Dutchie]

I love that jumper dutchie

Thanks dizzy! The colour makes me happy. Like Wenders, I feel it is suitably cheery for this time of year.

[Pippedydeadeye]

Lovely yellow for spring. Nice choices, ladies.

I have ordered this in the M&S sale, fully expecting it not to fit.

[Estrella]

I love your jumpers Wendy and Dutchie, and that’s a great shirt, Pip.

[Marth]

Love the shirt

[Pippedydeadeye]

Well the shirt is not to be since M&S sent me a completely different item to the one I ordered for the second time in as many weeks. Never mind.

[Estrella]

That’s really disappointing

[emma_p]

I got a bit excited for spring after the weekend and ordered a linen t-shirt. I LOVE a new t shirt.

[Luna]

Emma has her own micro climate

I’m in uggs and a thick jumper.

[Ella]

that's true , Luna :lol:

I don't ever wear t shirts. haven't in decades. they don't suit me because I need tailoring

[emma_p]

It WAS warm last Sunday! Anyway the t-shirt is here and I love it. It's got good length sleeves and is just sheer enough.

T-shirts suit everyone! Surely?

[Ella]

It WAS warm last

T-shirts suit everyone! Surely?

not me! remember that 90s magazine trope that all we needed to look amazing was jeans, a white t-shirt and a slick of red lipstick? I just looked dumpy

[ParisGal]

It WAS warm last Sunday! Anyway the t-shirt is here and I love it. It's got good length sleeves and is just sheer enough.

T-shirts suit everyone! Surely?

Depends how broad your definition of t-shirt is, I think. The classic uni-sex T is absolutely not an option for me.

[emma_p]

I'd look terrible in an oversized unisex t shirt too but I firmly believe there's a style for everyone!

[Luna]

I look awful in bog standard t shirts. Skinny fit with a small v are the best but it’s just not an item of clothing I ever wear really.

[Marth]

I don't like t-shirts really, though some styles are definitely better on me.

[Zoomer]

I only like wearing t-shirts really. T-shirts, long-sleeved t-shirts, vests and sweatshirts. Anything more tailored makes me feel really uncomfortable. I also hate clothes that cover my chest, so all my t-shirts are scoop or deep v, like I'm trying to show off my chest/boobs, when really I'm just trying to breathe normally. Scarves are not my friend either.

[Disco]

when really I'm just trying to breathe normally. Scarves are not my friend either.

I retch uncontrollably sometimes if I'm wearing a poloneck.

[Zoomer]

when really I'm just trying to breathe normally. Scarves are not my friend either.

I retch uncontrollably sometimes if I'm wearing a poloneck.

I haven't worn a poloneck since I was a child. Even the thought makes me feel a bit queasy.

[Luna]

I used to like a polo neck but the menopause cured me of that.

[Pippedydeadeye]

when really I'm just trying to breathe normally. Scarves are not my friend either.

I retch uncontrollably sometimes if I'm wearing a poloneck.

I haven't worn a poloneck since I was a child. Even the thought makes me feel a bit queasy.

Sometimes a cross body bag can do this to me.

My friend C at school always said she looked like a git in a V-neck. I know what she meant too.

I reckon t-shirts are a broad category though and there’s a cut or neck for everyone. I’m fussy about the sleeves.