Same! So many ads about clothes that look lovely. Although i have never had confidence to order from any so far, i have heard lazo store is great.

Uniqlo, Urban Outfitters, YesStyle, LIZ LISA stuff...

I love Wolf and Badger and my interactions have been great. They are a drop shipper, but I love the brands they use and customer service has been great. A+!

Would Lazy Oaf or Nooworks fall into these categories?

Memoriesthelight on insta

Garmentory is the biggest indie aggregator.

I love dogstar. They are a little Aussie brand with a Japanese owner/designer and their service is wonderful.

Amazon TJ MAXX carries boutique brands Nordstrom Rack…I bought a cute pair of barrel jeans from the GAP! These boutique owners have gotten out of hand… they aren’t small businesses they are multi million dollar industries pumping shitty quality clothing for top dollar. Google image search is your friend

The only ones I shop at are discount divas and Jennaration.

I do NOT recommend freckled poppy or Walker rose. Bad customer service and owned by mean people.

I had the same experience with pink Lily and their owner is sketchy too, so I would definitely avoid.

If you value your sanity do NOT order from Freckled Poppy 😂. 

I will recommend Macoma Boutique if you want no drama. The owner of Macoma actually cares about her business and customers. She will go above and beyond for her customers. 

Honestly, I've been going back to shopping at Kohls when they do their 40% mystery coupons. You can try it on, get free shipping, and return if it doesn't fit. 

I like Wild Oak Boutique and Blue Lane (I think it’s called). WOB has always shipped my stuff so fast. Bought jeans on sale for $30 on a Friday and they were delivered by Monday. I was shocked at how fast during a big denim sale.

I like Mindy Mae’s Market and have shopped with them for over 10 years. But had issues with them charging taxes when they shouldn’t have. I live in MN and clothes are tax free.

Ashley Roads. Susan and Aaron are good people!

mungoandjemima.co.za

Check out yaga and Instagram thrift stores. Freestyle shoes are great for footwear as well, but there are so many local brands that also accept returns! It just depends on your personal style. Look around for local brands you like on insta, and you should be recommended similar stores when you like their profile.

For locally made clothes and incredible second hand coats www.lootsin.com

I just stumbled on Jay's Portfolio today and it's pretty inexpensive for nice looking stuff. My friend had good things to say.

https://thejaysportfolio.shop/collections/wplatinum

Copying a comment I made on a similar post here a while back:

Tons of secondhand women’s clothing Instagram accounts (Yesterday’s Bloom, Little Victory Clothing to name two I buy from regularly).

Actually, now that I think about it, I buy almost exclusively from local designers on Instagram: Liv and Light, Britbom, Girl on Your Mind, Float Apparel. Stranger’s Club stocks quite a few local designers as well that are rad.

These are all locally designed and made which is a priority for me (willing to pay a bit more for this than the likes of H&M).

I love this girl named Kelsie! Her boutique is https://midwestmoxieco.com. She’s on tik tok too and does really good giveaways to try out her products! Also pink lily is good!

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Aritzia, reformation and I really like uniqlo also.

Some of the stuff on ASOS is a bit cheap, but I have some pieces I really love from there! And they have some higher-end brands as well.

Aritzia is also a good one as another commenter mentioned - it’s a bit more expensive but good quality.

I also like Lulu’s and Tobi for fast fashion but that you can dress up that doesn’t look like fast fashion lol.

Just be selective with your pieces and what you actually buy and you should be good!

Also I know you’re saying no to thrifting, but check out Instagram secondhand sellers as some of them source directly from consigners so they never get that “thrift store” smell or feel.

If you're from Europe, the brands from the Inditex group (the one that owns Zara) directed to a younger public (Stradivarius, Pull and Bear, Bershka) are good options for affordable trendy clothes.

Every time I see something on TikTok/Insta that I like, I write down the store name, I hope this helps. I’m Canadian so sorry if some of these brands aren’t available in your country! Some may be fast fashion as well but maybe there will be something that interests you:

Revolve ; Dynamite ; Abercrombie ; Aritzia ; Lululemon ; PrettyLittleThing ; Uniqlo ; Athleta ; Gymshark ; Gap Active ; Old Navy Active ; Meshki ; Princess Polly ; Moda Operandi ; Buyma ; Lucy in the sky ; Urban outfitters ; Maguire boutique ; Cape robbin ; Ann taylor ; Daily paper ; Outdoor voices ; Acne ; Billy ; Azazie ; Mango ; Charles and keith ; Jennyyoo nyc ; Fame and partners ; The bar ; Verstolo fine jewelry ; &other stories ; Nasty gal ; Bershka ; Missomq ; Messika ; Soma ; Third love ; Namastetics ; Bagley mischka ; 4th and reckless ; Ohpolly ;

Edit: sorry im on mobile and dont know how to format it into a list, added semicolons for hopefully more clarity

Uniqlo is good for basics and not too expensive. On the more expensive side there’s aritzia- great quality so usually worth the investment to me. Also for basics I would recommend looking into wholesale apparel websites where you are allowed to buy pieces individually!

Ecovibe (sustainable/eco friendly brand) and Bridge and Burn both based out of Portland, OR :)

https://ecovibestyle.com/ https://www.bridgeandburn.com/

This has been my main concern to all these posts about shopping online for fun.

I suggest checking Etsy. Many people are hurting right now and most Etsy sellers are one (wo)man operations. Many sellers also sell in person but those events have likely been cancelled.

Full disclaimer-- I am a jewelry designer and sell my work on (mostly) Etsy but also Mercari and eBay. I think it's against this sub's TOS to link my store here.

Baleen is a local jewelry store in Seattle that’s that minimalist-but-compelling aesthetic at a great price point: https://shopbaleen.com/

A friend of mine makes stunning jewelry and with all the markets and craft fairs closed, her only income will be online sales... Forged Coast Goldsmith

Byamica, fayt, Billy J Boutique just to name a few.

Yes, there are a few that do full refunds, not just store credit. One I’ve seen people like is Universal Standard. They go from 00–40 and even have bralettes and basics that are actually designed for each size instead of just scaled up.

For dresses I used to use Kiyonna a lot - they’re a plus size boutique out of Anaheim, CA with an online store.