Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No. Hard pass. Look at Flore Flore for wonderfully cut knits. Made in Portugal by a mother/daughter owned small factory.

My tailor only lets me wear handmade knits.

LOL. Your valet (comes to your home) Tailor no doubt.

Anonymous wrote:The last few years have been real hot or miss at Target. I don’t even know which of their house brands is the better quality anymore. Are there at tees, skirts, dresses etc. worth investing in?

Target tees are so thin. I prefer the ones from Costco.

I’d love an Oxford or poplin that is cut a bit roomy but it’s all Cropped, Oversized or ‘shrunken’ tees. Target is killing me with the lack of simple classics they used to have coupled with the terrible loud music…& I’m generally a Target fan. Also the new in-Target ULTA down the street form an actual ULTA…

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Soooooo - back to Target . . .

This is dcum. If you want people to engage in this thread you need to ask them which clothes is in target look more prestigious than other clothing in target

LOL

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They just had a collaboration with dvf. I’m not sure if anything is still available but I got a couple of dresses that feel very high quality for the price…

I saw these today, they looked really cheap. Thin fabric, played out prints.

The fabrics were very varied. I got a jumpsuit in a cotton blend which will be great for pool weekends.

If this is your style just follow the million insta influencer that push T clothes.

Anonymous wrote:They just had a collaboration with dvf. I’m not sure if anything is still available but I got a couple of dresses that feel very high quality for the price…

I saw these today, they looked really cheap. Thin fabric, played out prints.

I like some of their linen stuff.

I’ve moved on to JC Penney for the basics. Cotton tees and sweaters seem to hold up pretty well for the (sale) price.