Pure Cotton Paisley Print Shirt

This shirt is lovely so soft and comfortable to wear and looks really smart too!! The only problem is I should have bought two!!!!

This is the first garment I have bought on line. I followed the size guide and it fitted perfectly. Lovely material and flattering style. I know it will be a favourite shirt. I love the clever no peep buttons.

The material is lovely and soft to touch and the slightly crinkled nature means you don't have to iron it - always a plus in my book! A good sculptured fit around the waist - no billowing sail-like excess at the small of the back. The no-peep design will be excellent if you have a larger bust to keep things modest (I'm a b-cup, so it was wasted on me!).

This a very pretty shirt that goes well with jeans or smarter trousers. It is a welcome addition to my wardrobe.

Pleased to find that this blouse was lighter than it looks in the photo (the lighter the better when it's too hot).

I love the muted colours and lovely design and know I will wear it lots. The cotton has a soft feel and is of good quality. The shirt has a lovely finish with that fine cotton lace trim.

I purchased this shirt from my local shop.The fabric hangs very well and I love the colour. I am a size 10 and it fitted me perfectly. If I have any criticism. it is that the shirt is slightly long. I have had a lot of compliments when wearing the shirt, which goes well with jeans or skirts

I'm pleased with this shirt. The grey/blue & creamy colours are good, as is the trim detail. This is my first 'no peeper' & it seems like a good idea.

When will I ever learn? This is the very last time I order any clothing from M&S I'm afraid. I've been disappointed time & time again, but I vow, no more! The material of this blouse is not nice at all. It's quite thin but somehow stiff? it's too long, the fit is just wrong. I've had many discussions with friends about M&S clothes now. We deduced - not many women in their 30's & under would find the majority of your clothes fashionable, though you are probably in their price range. A lot of my friends over 40, who have more disposable income, want better quality and don't mind paying a bit more, but your clothes are A) poor quality & B) STILL unfashionable. So, who are you trying to attract? I used to spend so much in M & S, but I fear you are trying to keep your prices down at the cost of offering fashionable, classics and staple clothing of decent quality. I cannot be that different from thousands of other women out there, I'm just your average working middle aged woman. I give up!

This is a very nice blouse. Classic, feminine, well fitting, well made. Could be worn casual or smart. Nice to dress up jeans. I purchased with 20% off. At the full price it was a bit more than I would usually like to pay for a blouse, but I would still have purchased it