Steinmart. Love that place! Used to be Marshall's when we lived where there was one.

Parisian's

Nordstrom...followed closely by Coldwater Creek.

The local thrift shop and yard sales:)

I'm with Donna-the thrifts have so many nice clothes!

Most of my clothing these days comes from Kohls. I used to buy my jeans from Old Navy, but they recently discontinued the style that I liked.

I do have a lot of clothing from yard and rummage sales too. Some of my favorite pieces in fact!

Hobby Lobby, Joann's, and rummage sales!

Sue

Favorites from thrift stores and garage sales, I think! I never can find anything that I like any more. It seems as though they all are geared for teen-agers, or very large sizes. I might just have to start sewing again, although one cannot even find patterns in the style I would like. I do like Herbergers to window shop, though.

Kohl's, Younkers and Beall's when I go to Florida. Since I know what name brands I like, I have been buying a few things on line as well. But from the same stores.

I like Macy's, Chico's, LLBean.

I actually like WalMart I like their store brands and they carry or carried Ship and Shore which used to be a big name brand.
When I was working I'd get some thing in Penney's once in a while and made most of my clothes

Ann Taylor, mainly to get the fit for a 5 feet height and small frame and not look like I am 70 trying to look 15. The hardest part of buying clothes for me is buying clothes that are most suited for my age.

Bought the bestest houndstooth wool cape coat from Designer Women's Consignment ship. So warm! Only paid $19 for it. Was end of season sale.

Kohl's and JCPenney. When I had a Ross and Marshall's close by in CA, those were my favs.

It's been years. j.jill

Chico's

I buy my jeans at Walmart, nice work clothes at Talbots, casual pants at JCPenney or Kohls, sweaters and summer tops at Lands End and Christopher and Banks. Obviously no one favorite.

thrift shops and consignment shops are my favorite too and I lovr rummage sales