When it comes to curating a capsule wardrobe, there's no better place to shop than British clothing brands. With the likes of Reiss, Whistles and M&S on the high street, you can expect extremely high quality as well as trend-led designs that still incorporate timeless elements.
French clothing brands like Sézane offer a certain je ne sais quoi with their effortlessly chic aesthetic, whilst American clothing brands can be quite preppy. But the beauty of the best British brands is that there's something for everyone, with a rich heritage that spans classic tailoring to cutting-edge trends.
“British clothing brands are known for their cutting-edge designs, quality and have long since influenced the fashion landscape, putting London’s fashion scene, in particular, firmly on the map as an innovative global trend-setter,” says personal stylist Natalie Robinson.
She continues: “British brands also continue to have a positive impact on the fashion industry by supporting ethical standards. British manufacturing, for example, is known for its quality and is made to recognised industry practices. Reportedly, 52% of UK exporters say Britain’s brand helps boost their sales.”
To help you navigate these options, we've analysed the best British clothing brands, evaluating each for their quality, signature style, value for money and commitment to sustainability.
Best British clothing brands as chosen by our fashion team
Most affordable
The most affordable brands offer high quality pieces at lower prices. A good comparison point is how much an occasion dress costs, and on both M&S and Next you can find some really pretty options for under £100.
1. M&S
Founded: 1884
Known for: Great lingerie, good quality clothing and Percy Pigs!
Returns process: Free, in store or via Evri or Royal Mail. They also offer an extended Christmas returns window
One of the most famous British clothing brands, there are few as iconic as M&S. Brits shop here for everything from food to homeware, and its fashion offering is always reliable. Well known for basics, you can buy some of the best bras here, and it also offers more seasonal, trend-led pieces – for example, you can’t go wrong with Marks & Spencer coats! Sizes go from 6 up to 24 in some items, and they offer regular, tall and petite options. With great shoes (which are available in half sizes) and bags on offer too, it's as strong for accessories as it is for clothing. In recent years M&S has also started offering a selection of pieces from other, largely British, clothing brands which has meant that there is even more product on site. While this does definitely increase the choice, it does mean that unless you filter for Marks & Spencer specifically, you end up seeing a lot of other labels, which can be overwhelming.
This dress is a great way to get in on the animal print trend. The cut and style make it perfect for everything from drinks to daytime mooching. And as it's available in sizes from 6 to 24, it delivers on true size inclusivity.
The Autograph collection at M&S is great for adding contemporary pieces to your wardrobe that have a premium feel. This red jumper is a great example of that. Perfect for adding colour to your winter capsule wardrobe, it’s also a perfect price at under £50.
M&S is getting quite the reputation for producing flattering, comfortable and on-trend jeans. This pair taps into the barrel leg jeans trend and comes with a super flattering high waist, making them a versatile addition to any wardrobe.
2. Next
Founded: 1982
Known for: Their mega Boxing Day sale, celebrity collaborations and easy-to-wear pieces
Returns process: Free in store, but costs £2.50 to send back via Evri or Royal Mail
From its workwear-focused beginnings in the '80s, Next has transformed into a retail powerhouse that dresses the whole family. While it's still a great place to pick up women's trouser suits, it now offers a range of trend-led and classic pieces at reasonable prices. Beyond it's own range, it's brought other beloved British brands under its umbrella, including Made, Cath Kidston and Joules. Its comprehensive website has become a one-stop destination for both fashion and homeware, while celebrity collaborations with Rochelle Humes and Emma Willis keep things current. With dedicated curve, maternity, petite and tall ranges, Next truly caters to everyone.
Known for tailored wear, this blazer is exactly the kind of piece this brand does so well. One happy customer wrote: "This is a lovely and high quality blazer. It goes well with smart clothing for work or even jeans."
Away from formal wear, Next shines in the casual department. This khaki dress works double duty - pair it with your best knee high boots for lunch dates, or keep it cosy with UGGs for relaxed weekend wear.
Next is a goldmine for those nice tops to wear with jeans. Case in point: this denim shirt, which works just as well for festivals with denim as it would paired with a slip skirt and heels.
Best for day-to-day
These are our go-to brands for day-to-day style. Whether it's office essentials, or laidback basics, the following stores get it just right.
3. Boden
Launched: 1991
Known for: Breton tops, quality classics and signature bright colours and prints
Returns process: Free returns, with a 90-day return period
Dreamt up by founder Johnnie Boden from his kitchen table, this quintessentially British clothing brand is sure to bring some joy to your wardrobe. Boden is big on colour and print, taking timeless silhouettes and reinventing them with playful design twists. Maximising staple silhouettes, such as all-rounder shirts, gorgeous A-line skirts and chic knitwear, it's a one-stop shop when it comes to building out your seasonal wardrobe.
A Breton top is a timeless wardrobe essential, and Boden offers a fantastic selection to suit every style. From classic navy and white stripes to seasonal variations, you'll find the perfect Breton top for any occasion.
Boden knows how to make a dress. This one is available in two different lengths, is 100% cotton and it has pockets. It also comes in a variety of lovely patterns, proving once again why their dresses have such a loyal following among women who want style and substance.
Saving up for a Burberry trench coat? Boden has a really quirky collection of trenches, including a cherry print pick, or this design with quilted and tartan panels. It's the kind of forever piece that works overtime – layer it over tailoring for work, or team with well-loved denim for elevated weekend style.
4. Hush
Launched: 2003
Known for: Elevated loungewear, commitment to slow fashion and their timeless designs with a contemporary edge
Returns process: Free returns and exchanges. They also offer an extended Christmas returns period.
Hush is all about relaxed dressing. Founded by Australian Mandy Watkins, Hush was born out of her desire to solve her own wardrobe dilemmas after moving to the UK. The brand's signature style for easy, everyday dressing pieces that still feel trend-led but not overwhelmingly 'trendy' has been a huge hit with British fashion fans.
This dress is the perfect example of the Hush aesthetic. Easy-to-wear, bright colours and yet super stylish, creating the look of an effortlessly thrown-together outfit. Switch between trainers and ankle boots to take it from coffee run to dinner date.
A black blazer is a true all-rounder. This one is cut longer so it masters that borrowed-from-the-boys look that's become a modern wardrobe essential. The generous proportions and classic double-breasted front smartens up casual looks or adds relaxed cool to workwear.
Hush started off selling pyjamas so the one thing they know is comfy clothing. These joggers in cord elevate loungewear to a whole new level – the textured fabric and relaxed cut strike that perfect balance between put-together and comfortable. Pair with a crisp white shirt for smart-casual days or keep it cosy with a sweatshirt.
5. Mint Velvet
Launched: 2009
Known for: Relaxed glamour, luxurious fabrics and textures and a a wearable palette of neutrals
Returns process: Free returns
The “relaxed glamour” ethos is at the heart of everything Mint Velvet does. Its founders wanted easy, glamorous clothes that its customers would wear from work to the school run to drinks with friends - a multi-tasking wardrobe that felt good too. Expect high-end basics such as the loungewear, relaxed dresses and buttery-soft leather jackets. While the brand sits firmly in the premium bracket, the Mint Velvet sale is your chance to score their sophisticated pieces at more accessible prices.
Introducing the classic trench coat, reimagined. Whether elevating a slip skirt and cami combo, or adding a soft side to your favourite jeans, it's the kind of investment piece that keeps on giving, season after season.
In a sea of animal print denim, the Mint Velvet leopard print jeans stand head and shoulders above the rest. Available in short, regular and long lengths, they're notorious for flying off the shelves – so quick fingers are essential. Style with everything from cosy knits to sharp blazers for the perfect high-low mix.
Meet your new favourite wedding guest dress. This strawberry print delight features a vintage-inspired collar and sweet bow detailing. The pleats in the skirt will move beautifully on the dancefloor!
6. Toast
Launched: 1997
Known for: Relaxed silhouettes, commitment to organic and sustainable materials and minimalist aesthetic
Returns process: Free returns via store or Royal Mail. They also offer an extended Christmas return period
Toast’s collections feature fuss-free minimalist closet staples that are beautifully designed. It’s one of the few British clothing brands with its own full pattern room, curating original high-quality pieces that are created to last. Every piece feels like it’s made with love and thought, with modern, easy-to-wear silhouettes and five-star fabrics. While the brand keeps trends in its peripheral vision, its distinctive brand aesthetic shines through every piece, offering feminine styles with a tailored and figure-flattering twist.
A refreshing twist on your usual denim, the Suki trousers boast a drawstring waist and a loose fit. Crafted from denim containing recycled fibres, they offer a modern take on casual dressing. The result is a pair of jeans that feel as comfortable as loungewear but look pulled-together enough for wherever your day takes you.
When you want to feel put-together without sacrificing comfort, this throw-on dress is your answer. The simple shirt dress design creates endless styling possibilities – keep it casual under a chunky knit sweater or add impact with a statement necklace and boots for dressier occasions.
Investing in timeless pieces like this luxurious sweater is always a good idea. With rave reviews and a five-star rating, it's clearly worth the splurge. As one happy customer put it, "So soft, simple, nice lines, and goes with almost everything."
Luxury
At the other end of the spectrum, luxury British clothing brands are at the high end of the high street, and specialise in pieces that are much more of an investment. If you use the dress test, styles on ME+EM and LK Bennett are around the £295-£300 mark. These brands are also where you'll find buttery soft leather, impeccably tailored trouser suits and outerwear that will last a lifetime.
7. ME+EM
Launched: 2009
Known for: High quality tailoring, pieces that don't date and great tailoring
Returns process: Free, via Royal Mail
When it comes to investment pieces that stand the test of time, London's ME+EM leads the pack. Founded by former advertising executive Claire Hornby with a vision for functional yet flattering contemporary wear, the brand excels in versatile separates and dresses. Their carefully curated collections blend neutral staples with purposeful pops of colour and print, all designed to mix and match effortlessly. Though contemporary in feel, each piece is crafted with longevity in mind, sidestepping fleeting trends in favour of enduring style. Worn by celebrities including the Princess of Wales, Margot Robbie and Sienna Miller. it's no wonder ME+EM is becoming a go-to for modern investment pieces. It can be pricey though, so if the latest collection is a bit more than you were hoping to spend, check out the ME+EM sale.
If you're hunting for the best jumpsuit that works overtime in your wardrobe, this could be it. The washed black denim keeps things classic, while the lightweight cotton blend ensures it layers beautifully through the seasons.
Smart and sophisticated, this striped shirt is a true timeless design you can count on. It's easy to see why ME+EM can count the likes of the Princess of Wales, the Duchess of Edinburgh and Queen Camilla as fans.
Every wardrobe needs a bold dress that can work for many a special occasion. This is also a great choice if you're looking for stylish dresses to hide a tummy as the ruching creates an elegant drape that skims over your midsection.
8. Reiss
Launched: 1971
Known for: Sharp tailoring, luxe occasion wear and ‘that’ royal engagement dress
Returns process: Free in store, £1.95 via Evri
One of the best English clothing brands, Reiss is well known for its brilliant straight-to-market tailoring. With a slightly smaller cut (but sharp finish) the brand does carry a limited size range, but if you fall within its parameters, this is the brand to invest in for directional blazers, smart shirting, workwear trousers and some of the best wedding guest dresses on the high street. Creating designs that will stay in your wardrobe for many years to come, Reiss favours a muted colour palette - think grey, beige and black - adding a dash of pastels in the summer to give a nod to brighter days. Expect high-end fabrics like cashmere, silk and wool. If you’re on a budget, keep an eye out for Reiss Black Friday deals for a chance to snag these luxurious pieces at a lower price.
This is a wardrobe staple that Claudia Winkleman's stylist Sinead McKeefry recommended to us a while ago, and we haven't looked back. A true 365-day hero piece, wear it with everything from summer shorts to winter leather trousers - you'll wonder how you lived without it
If there's one thing that Reiss knows how to do, it's tailoring. Their timeless separates will take you easily from work to a pub lunch. These slim fit trousers are bang on-trend in the colour of the season, burgundy, and feature a flattering high waist and ankle-grazing length that works perfectly with both heels and flats.
If you’re looking for date night outfits that wow, Reiss should be your go to. This stunning satin cape dress (also available in petite) makes a statement with its flowing overlay and elegant high neck. Add heels and minimal jewellery to let this architectural piece shine.
9. AllSaints
Launched: 1994
Known for: Signature leather pieces, their edgy/rock aesthetic and slouchy knits
Returns process: Free in store and via Royal Mail
Known for making some of the best leather jackets and biker boots, AllSaints is a top UK brand you can rely on for pieces with an edge. Their well-cut denim, for example, is a great place to find the best jeans for your body type, with a range of styles and washes to suit different preferences. From oversized knits to those perfect jeans, AllSaints make putting together a failsafe weekend wardrobe easy. With a distinctive edgy signature, it may not suit all tastes, but the brand does have a great range of basics, such as soft t-shirts and slinky midi dresses, that have broad appeal.
AllSaints is renowned for its high-quality leather jackets, and they are definitely worth the investment. With all the classic hallmarks of a biker jacket, this classic black option will be a go-to for years to come.
This 2-in-1 dress is a favourite of woman&home's Digital Fashion Editor Caroline Parr. She says "this is hands-down my best wardrobe investment in the last few years. I've worn the slip dress on its own, the whole shebang with boots in winter, and the dress with a white t-shirt layered on top. The cropped jumper is also handy for wearing over other dresses too."
This AllSaints jumper is a perfect example of their directional knitwear. Its relaxed shape makes it incredibly versatile, equally stylish paired with a slip skirt for a touch of grunge-inspired glamour or dressed down with your favourite Levi's Ribcage jeans.
10. LK Bennett
Launched: 1990
Known for: Premium occasion wear, signature prints and their royally-approved court shoes
Returns process: Free, in store or via Royal Mail. Bridal and discounted returns incur a £4.95 return fee. They also offer an extended Christmas returns window
Another British clothing brand favoured by the Princess of Wales, LK Bennett was launched in 1990 with the dream of bringing 'a bit of Bond Street luxury to High Street'. 30 years later, it continues to do just that, letting everyone enjoy a slice of London-inspired fashion. Expect feminine silhouettes in high-quality fabrics that give a nod to vintage prints and patterns but with thoroughly modern silhouettes. LK Bennett covers a huge array of categories including sumptuous knitwear, sharp workwear and even statement accessories, with their iconic shoe collection being a particular highlight.
This bestselling dress will add a much welcome touch of colour to any wardrobe, however, if you prefer something more classic, it also comes in classic black. The cut helps create that coveted hourglass shape.
Zara Tindall has worn this exact coat, so it's surprising to see this popular design massively reduced in the sale. Check out those glamorous faux fur cuffs - but be quick because there are only very limited sizes left!
Looking for a print that's both timeless and versatile? This polka dot dress ticks all the boxes. An investment piece worth every penny, it works for countless occasions - and it's very Kate Middleton.
11. Whistles
A premium British clothing brand, Whistles is loved by the fashion crowd for its ability to always create standout interpretations of runway trends at more accessible price points. Covering everything from knitwear to outerwear and some of the best dresses, Whistles also has a stellar bridal collection for those who want a more fashion-forward feel. The brand excels at elevating everyday pieces with contemporary twists - think classic blazers with unexpected cuts, or midi dresses with architectural details. With a knack for balancing timeless appeal with current trends, they've mastered that sweet spot between high street and high-end, making luxury style more attainable.
Here's Whistles doing what they do best - a classic dress with contemporary elegance. This would be perfect for a black tie wedding or even as a bridesmaid dress.
Fashion's in-crowd are going to go wild for this fringe trim knit. We're wearing ours with sleek basics and heels for a high-low mix that works.
One of the first brands to champion barrel leg jeans, their version hits all the right notes: a relaxed cut that tapers elegantly at the ankle, plus that all-important stretch for day-long comfort. Choose grey for an update on the look.
Most sustainable
Sustainability has become increasingly important to shoppers in the last few years, and we've chosen brands that focus on responsibly-sourced fabrics and are conscious of their impact on the planet.
12. Nobody's Child
Launched: 2015
Known for: Puff sleeved dresses, pretty patterns and affordable sustainable fashion
Returns process: Free returns. They don’t accept online returns to their three London stores.
Nobody's Child is one of our favourite British clothing brands for both affordable and trend-led pieces. Offering feminine floaty midi dresses and blouses as well as sturdy denim and outerwear that will serve you well for years to come, this is a brand that will cater to most tastes with pieces that have timeless appeal. The brand's most recent range was designed in-house at their London-based studio and is made from over 95% organic, lower impact or recycled materials - so it wins sustainability points too. Keeping in with its green credentials, it also offers a rental and repair service. Now also stocked in M&S, it's easier than ever to add their stylish and sustainable pieces to your wardrobe.
The Nobody's Child sale is always amazing. With its feminine puff sleeves, flattering ruching and universally flattering midi length, this dress is a charming and versatile piece. In cosy corduroy, it's ready for any occasion.
Looking to build the perfect capsule wardrobe? This floral top, with its on-trend puff sleeves, is a must-have piece. It's available in sizes 4 to 24, and the embroidered flowers are blooming beautiful.
Made from super-soft and eco-friendly viscose, these trousers are as comfy as they are chic. The elasticated waistband ensures a perfect fit, while the wide-leg cut flatters every figure. Style up with a waistcoat or throw on with a slouchy jumper and trainers this season.
13. White Stuff
Launched: 1985
Known for: In-house designed quirky prints, natural fabrics and striking colour combinations.
Returns process: Free in store or with Evri, £2.00 via Royal Mail. They also offer an extended Christmas return period.
White Stuff was created by two ski enthusiasts back in 1985 and the name of the brand refers to snow. It’s evolved massively since then, from two guys who wanted to fund their stays in the French Alps by selling t-shirts to a giant brand with hundreds of stores across the UK and Germany. Expect quirky prints, unusual colour combos, and easy-to-wear silhouettes all built to last - White Stuff is big on the details. The brand has had a recent makeover and now features more trend-led pieces with the unique White Stuff stamp on them. Sustainability is also key, with 60 percent of all clothing being made using materials that are kinder to people and the planet.
Sitting at the sweet spot between casual and considered, these versatile dungarees will quickly become your go-to piece for effortless dressing. They feature practical front pockets, a button-through bib and wide cropped legs for a modern silhouette.
A refreshing twist on the classic denim jacket, this khaki cover-up is a lightweight option that will work really well with white jeans outfits. It's also available in blue or ecru, as well as regular or petite lengths.
While White Stuff is known for its relaxed everyday wear, this dress proves they can do elegant just as well. One reviewer wrote: "A beautiful dress, made from the softest fabric, it fits well and flows away from the body beautifully."
14. Omnes
Launched: 2020
Known for: Affordable eco-friendly fashion, bright colours and slinky slip dresses
Returns process: Returns cost £2.99
Not just one of the newest British clothing brands on this list, Omnes is also a sustainable clothing brand too. From the first sketch to the final product, each part of the process has been carefully considered to minimise the environmental impact. With great price points, Omnes is just one of many brands helping to make ethical fashion trendy and financially accessible for shoppers. And of course, its pieces are so beautiful, that eco-friendly re-wearing is guaranteed. Their sales are also brilliant and you're guaranteed to bag a real bargain.
Omnes has a reputation for creating beautiful eco-conscious dresses, and this silky slip is no exception. It's effortlessly chic for parties with heels, but equally stylish dressed down with a white tee and vintage-inspired trainers once spring arrives.
Chase away those winter blues with this vibrant colour block cardigan! Crafted from sustainably sourced BCI cotton, it features flattering balloon sleeves and a cropped length that pairs perfectly with high-waisted trousers or skirts.
Looking for the best wide-leg jeans with a relaxed, modern vibe? The Portland jeans deliver an effortlessly cool look with their slouchy fit and mid-wash denim. Unique details like contrasting back pockets and hems elevate them and they're made from ethically sourced BCI cotton for extra feel-good factor.
15. Albaray
Launched: 2021
Known for: Easy to wear dresses (with pockets!), great quality basics and trend-led denim
Returns process: All returns are free within 30 days and they also offer free exchanges
Albaray is quickly becoming a must-have British brand, despite only launching in 2021. Founded by three fashion veterans during lockdown, this eco-conscious brand is now stocked by major retailers like John Lewis and M&S. Albaray proves that sustainability doesn't mean sacrificing style, offering a range of trendy pieces from playful prints to wardrobe staples. By utilising recycled polyester, organic denim and deadstock fabrics, they create contemporary clothing with a lower environmental impact.
One of the most stylish dresses to hide a tummy, Future Deputy Fashion Editor Charlie Bell loves this dress. The voluminous sleeves add a touch of drama, and of course, it wouldn't be an Albaray dress without pockets!
Jumper vests are having a serious fashion moment, and this cream one is a perfect example of why. Its simple design makes it incredibly versatile – wear it solo or layered over dresses, shirts, or t-shirts for endless styling possibilities.
While Albaray nails casual clothing, they also offer some lovely options for workwear and evenings out. This round neck button-front waistcoat is so chic. There are matching trousers available or it would work with leather trousers too.
Occasionwear
These are the labels that particularly specialise in fancy frocks that will work for weddings, days at the races and black tie dress codes.
16. Needle & Thread
Launched: 2013
Known for: Intricate embellishments, romantic details and beautiful bridal gowns
Returns process: Free via Royal Mail
Founded by Hannah Coffin, Needle & Thread is a British clothing brand focused on luxurious feminine pieces that are steeped in romance. Largely governed by an occasionwear aesthetic, Needle & Thread make some of the most beautiful gowns if you're looking for the best wedding guest dresses, or for a bridal gown with a difference. With sensationally pretty floral prints, timeless frothy tulle designs and rich embellishments, if you're in need of a cocktail dress or standout gown for a black tie event, this is the place to come. More recently Needle & Thread have moved into knitted dress and knitwear, for a more daywear take on its vintage style. Now stocking up to a size 22, the brand's dresses are universally flattering.
This is on our list of best wedding guest dresses, and has been worn by none other than Kate Middleton. Available in different lengths (there's even a childrenswear version) and in sizes UK 4 to 22, this sensational dress would look stunning for a black tie dress code.
Channel your inner Carrie Bradshaw with this tulle skirt, available in five shades. This SATC-worthy piece masters the art of versatile romance – pair with a simple crew neck jumper and ballet flats for an everyday look, or dial up the drama with a silk camisole and heels for after-dark. Just add Manhattan (or your local coffee shop).
This dreamy dress proves that sustainable can be spectacular! Made with recycled tulle and sequins, it features a shimmering cascade of embellishments and a flowy silhouette that's simply gorgeous. With its statement sleeves, it's the perfect blend of vintage romance and modern eco-consciousness.
17. Phase Eight
Phase Eight has evolved far beyond its special occasion roots, though it still reigns supreme in the art of event dressing. Today, the British clothing brand offers a sophisticated mix of both statement and everyday pieces, united by their exceptional attention to fit. While their occasion wear continues to shine – with dresses and jumpsuits that strike the perfect balance between trend-aware and timeless – their expanding casual collection proves they're just as adept at elevating the everyday. The result? A brand that seamlessly transitions from momentous celebrations to Monday mornings.
If you're not a dress person but still need to sparkle for a big occasion, this jumpsuit is it. The black and gold textured print and balloon sleeves are pure disco, and the flattering wide-leg silhouette ensures you'll be comfortable dancing the night away. Just add heels and statement earrings for a show-stopping look.
Velvet instantly elevates any outfit with its rich, plush texture. It adds a touch of sophistication and elegance, making you feel instantly more stylish. A blazer, in a rich jewel tone, is a great way to dip your toe into the trend – it's less commitment than a full velvet suit but packs just as much impact.
Looking for a floral that doesn't feel too sweet? Say hello to the Amaris dress. Whether you're petite or regular-sized, this dress has your back. The puff sleeves and V-neckline balance each other out nicely, and the tie belt helps create an hourglass silhouette. Worth the investment!
18. Rixo
Launched: 2015
Known for: Vintage-inspired designs, printed dresses and their oh-so-chic bridal collection
Returns process: Free returns within 14 days
Launched from the London living room of designers and friends Henrietta Rix and Orlagh McCloskey, Rixo has cornered the market for personality-packed prints. From some of the best midi dresses to slinky skirts, each piece has been carefully cut to suit a range of body types for a flattering, feminine silhouette. The brand has even launched a bridal collection and also has accessory and swimwear edits to meet all your wardrobe needs.
This bloom-adorned blouse is guaranteed to turn heads. Style the tie as a neck-grazing bow or let it flow free – either way, you're in for endless compliments. It's available in other prints too, including Rixo's signature leopard spots.
Rixo delivers wearable but playful prints in droves. Proving that polka dots and leopard print does go together, this gorgeous dress could be your ultimate occasion all-rounder. The clash of prints feels fresh and fearless, while the classic silhouette keeps it firmly in the 'timeless' category.
Here's a jacket that channels 1970s cool without the vintage shop rummage. The daisy appliqués give it that perfect retro touch, while the supple suede promises to develop the kind of lived-in feel that vintage lovers dream about.
FAQs
Best British clothing brands - where to browse?
Based on our own wardrobes, these are the fashion team's 4 favourite British clothing brands.
- Nobody's Child: best for sustainable style from £22
- Hush: best for laidback luxe from £27
- LK Bennett: best for Royal style from £55
- Whistles: best for sleek separates from £39
Which British clothing brands ship internationally?
All of the British clothing brands on this list can be shipped worldwide. Just be sure to check the shipping costs and whether there are taxes to consider before adding to basket. We'd also recommend making a beeline for the bricks-and-mortar stores if you're in the UK.
