thread: Where do you shop online for clothes??

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  1. #1
    BellyBelly Life Member - Love all your MCN friends
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    Jun 2004
    The Festival State
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    NZNature for bamboo clothing (tees, undies, yoga pants, pjs). So many fabrics irritate my skin, but not bamboo. I've tried a few other bamboo brand clothing sites, but the sizing runs bigger on NZNature.

    pros (of bamboo fabric)
    - easy washing (cold water, delicates cycle), dries quickly
    - trim, no bulkiness
    - light to wear
    - fabric give you sun protection
    - no skin irritation

    cons are:
    small range of colours to choose from (no purple for example).

    i have been impressed with the customer service i've received from this company, and i like that the postage is included. They have a toll free phone number too, very helpful in helping me with sizing choices.

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    Matryoshka Guest

    Gigi have you tried Hemp clothing? Theres a fantastic shop here in WA and a bit further south WA that make and sell hemp clothes. I first went there just to buy the hemp fabric when i was making my own inserts for DS1's pocket nappies. I've since bougth some of their clothes and they are really durable. Its also surprisingly temperature neutral, i have a skirt which in summer isn't stifling, but a cardigan which in winter is really warm. Not sure if they have an online store though.

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    Registered User

    Nov 2008
    Victoria
    507

    I havent ordered to much in the way of clothes for myself online yet but I plan to do a lot more in the future.. so also subscribing : )

    I have used Peter Alexander too, as well as Zodee. I get a lot of sale notifaction emails (like Ozsale, Sales Guide, Missy Confidential etc) from companies but as yet havent brought anything.