Hush Buying Guide 2026: The 6 Best Clothes

This is the Hush buy with the strongest reviews for the money. It is 100% wool, double-faced so both sides are finished and there is no separate lining, cut relaxed with dropped shoulders and wide lapels, and 115cm long in size S/M. Sizes run in doubles, from XS/S to L/XL. Reviews averaged 4.7 from 53, and several buyers mention how hard it is to find a pure wool coat without a polyester lining at this price.

The criticism is about size and structure. One buyer was swamped by it, another found the cut unflattering, and a third returned it because the combination of an oversized shape and fairly thin double-faced cloth made her doubt it would keep its shape. Even a happy reviewer said she probably should have sized down. The label says do not wash.

The Nessa is the Hush jean most people come for. The dark indigo pair sits at the waist and falls into a full-length wide leg, in 99% cotton and 1% elastane, with a zip fly and a fit the page describes as not roomy, not tight. It comes in short, regular and tall lengths, with a 75cm inside leg for short and 80cm for regular. Reviews averaged 4.3 from 360, and many owners have several pairs.

That loyalty is also where the complaints start. Long-standing Nessa buyers say this colour came up far tighter than their other pairs, that one size 12 was smaller than last year’s 10, and that none of several sizes fitted. One called Hush sizing a mystery. If you own a pair, do not assume a new colour will match.

The Cora is Hush’s signature cashmere: 100% cashmere in a chunky stitch, with dropped shoulders, ribbed trims and a deliberately shorter body (57cm in S/M) meant to sit over high-waisted trousers and jeans. Reviews averaged 4.8 from 100, and buyers keep returning to the words soft, thick and cosy. A funnel-neck version, in bright red at £275, uses the same Cora name.

At this price the criticisms matter. One buyer found it started to bobble after three wears and decided not to buy other colours. Two others found it shorter and boxier than expected, and one owner said her second colour fitted nothing like her first, even after three sizes. If you want a long, slouchy jumper, this is the wrong shape.

The Jack takes the curved barrel-leg jean shape and turns it into a pull-on trouser. It is 100% washed cotton with an elasticated, gathered waist, a single button, front hip pockets and a 67cm inside leg in size S. The page calls the fit oversized and says to take your usual size. Reviews for the slate black pair averaged 4.4 from 89, and fans say they barely take them off.

The low ratings point to real problems. Several buyers say they come up big, and others who sized down found the single-button fastening strained, with one seam ripping within weeks. Owners of embroidered colours report rough thread inside that left their legs red. One long-time owner felt the cut and quality had slipped, and another found them creased however she ironed.

The Elle joggers are the easiest way into Hush. They are made from a soft, draping jersey (77% Lenzing Ecovero viscose, 20% polyester, 3% elastane) with an elasticated drawcord waist, side pockets, a mid-rise and a relaxed wide leg. The inside leg is 72cm in size S. Reviews for the midnight navy pair averaged 4.7 from 99, and they sell alongside a matching top.

The weak points are durability and length. One buyer said they shed fluff until the third wash; another said they bobbled terribly after two wears and are now house trousers only. One pair arrived with a small hole by the seam, and another had one leg noticeably longer than the other. Women of 5ft 8in and 5ft 9in found them too short.

The Meryl is a Hush perennial: a relaxed roll neck with dropped shoulders, longer sleeves and a 70cm body in size S/M, long enough to wear over leggings or a slip dress. Read the label before assuming it is a wool jumper. It is 41% wool, 36% acrylic, 21% polyamide and 2% elastane, which is why it can go in the machine at 30C. Reviews for the dark brown averaged 4.7 from 51.

Its critics agree on size. One buyer, a size 10, was swamped by the S/M; another recommended sizing down after a couple of attempts. A long-time owner said the fabric had become thinner and the sizing baggier over the years, and returned this one.