Thank you! I have never considered that store. I like the look of the tunic and wrap shirts.

I have several pieces from JJill's Wearever collection. They are very basic, but indestructible, and pack very well.

http://www.jjill.com/jjillonline/prodnav/grid.aspx?pfid=1257&sk=N&h=N

I wear "plus", and Jones New York or Lands End are my go to brands for suits or jackets and slacks.

I love the knits! Thanks for introducing me to jjill, jlc!

diane_nj, do you wear Land's End's "no iron" stuff? I order from them but haven't had incredible luck except for one dress that everyone likes.

I have been a long-time fan of JJill but my love is faltering. I have to read the fiber content closely because too many pieces have pilled lately. I do like that most of their items are wash and wear and I especially like their shirts and sweaters.. including tunics.

I know a lot of people like the wearever line but it's not so great for me. It doesn't hang right, isn't flattering. I much prefer Talbots platinum jersey line-- it doesn't have as many options this season. I am hoping they come out with more in the coming months.

I don't wear button down shirts very often but I do have a few talbots button downs which come out of the dryer ready to go!

I'm pretty slim and I love Eileen Fisher. There are a variety of pants and skirts you might like that are not slim-fitting though and many tunics and long sweaters. Some of the things need to be dry cleaned but they wear well.

The men's Brooks Brothers no iron stuff I have is the best no iron I've come across. And if you have a card they have lots of sales, coupon rewards and stuff like that.

I can't comment on quality, etc, but a fair trade source is fair indigo.

I am not slim and I also love Eileen Fisher! I especially love the leggings which fit slim but don't show the lumps and bumps or make me look like a sausage. The cut is just perfect and I think they are very flattering (but casual). I don't know that I'd call her lines (other than the pants) no iron-- or no dry clean-- but I think they are flattering and they wear well!

BTW, I checked a couple of EF labels last night and they both said made in the USA. I didn't even know that. I have several long cardigans (black, white, gray, and a tweed-ish shorter one) that are my staples.

I also had never considered Eileen Fisher! Thank you all, this is very exciting for me :) I'm not much of a shopper and I'm really leaning toward a work "uniform" but would like to pick a uniform that's easy to care for and decent looking at least.

I mostly use Lands End for the tops, and JNY for the jackets and slacks. I also wear a lot of Eileen Fisher cardigans in place of suit jackets, but these need dry cleaning.