I looked at it yesterday and gave up. Thought it was me/my computer cracking up.

I tried to use it today. All I wanted to look at were the chinos but I seemed to keep going around in circles. Eventually found them but gave up looking for anything else.

It’s not that it’s hard, it’s just people are used to a menu not being contained within the search functionality, so like many on here they give up or find out accidentally. A developer friend who is ex GDS says it fails a lot of Internet Standards for accessibility

Has anyone else noticed there is a Jason Jules lookalike on many men's clothing sites wearing their clothes?  It might be a coincidence but the styling is consistent.

Is it Glen Campbell? He looks similar to JJ.

More than likely, GC's quite a stylish guy.

I visited Uniqlo in Kingston yesterday for the first time, Kingston being the closest to me, I had a good look around but only bought one of their lambswool cardigans, had to size down to an M, top button maybe a little high but we'll see , worth a punt at less than £40, if it works and washes ok I may go for another one (or two) in different colours, there were a couple of items there that really caught my eye, there was a grey herringbone'ish 2 button jacket, unlined, no visible darts, probably double vent, around £69,bargain, there were some excellent OCBD's in basic colours, good collar length,(unlike some of their other bd's), all the usual Ivy features, the cloth seemed very good, these were around £34, now I don't need another jacket or any OCBD's in base colours, but I was sorely tempted by the blue OCBD, if you want to get kitted out Ivy'ish style on a budget it really is the go to place,

I was saying to y Wife on the way home, ( before she glazed over ), that back in the day when I was working full time often I had gaps in my shirt rotation for work and the uniqlo shirts would have filled the gaps nicely at very reasonable prices, a few years back I bought 3-4 of their merino crews which were ideal for office wear,

I visited Uniqlo Westfield Stratford today and was genuinely impressed with what was on offer. The grey herringbone sack jacket was pretty good, with a centre vent and no darts, three cuff buttons on the sleeve. The slim fit shirts had a reasonable 3 finger BD collar. There was also a few decent overcoats. My missus wasn't so impressed with the women's clothes and noted a lot more clothes are now made in China. She reckons, fashion wise, flat shoe loafers and blazers are now in vogue for women. The prices would suit students getting fitted out for clothes and I noticed quite a few young buyers in the shop. There were a few older geezers like me looking for bargains and like Stax I would probably have bought some of the shirts when I was working but I walked out empty handed.