| FORMALIST | Fashion a catalogue for one who keeps strictly to the rules (9) |
| IDEALIST | Conceptual catalogue for one who aims at perfection (8) |
| MAILORDER | May arrange post, the other way round, to use a catalogue for shopping (4,5) |
| AQUARIIST | Now obsolete, a term for one who keeps a fish tank |
| ALPINIST | Peg found in a catalogue for the mountaineer |
| HOST | A great multitude for one who keeps open house (4) |
| HARDLINER | One adhering strictly to a policy or principle |
| LAWABIDING | The French wing secures a try, sticking strictly to the rules (3-7) |
| BRAHMSAND | Tight underwear? Assistant grabs M&S catalogue for discussion (6,3,5) |
| ITEMISING | Putting together catalogue for couple with island shop |
| NORMAL | Fashion by nearly everybody keeping strictly to the rules (6) |
| FORMAL | Fashion by nearly everybody keeping strictly to the rules (6) |
| SOAPOPERA | In this fashion a poet joins artist to produce TV programme |
| PERISTYLE | Colonnade ___ fashion a kind of pier on top (9) |
| OCTAGONAL | Fashion a long coat - in this shape? (9) |
| PEDANTIC | Adhering strictly to the rules, badly captained Athletic must be kicked out (8) |
| LITERALIST | One who sticks strictly to the letter |
| WORKTORULE | Action whereby employees adhere strictly to the terms of their contracts (4-2-4) |
| FAD | From a term for trivial matters or nonsense, a word for a fashion, a fleeting craze, a furore or a whim (3) |
| SPECIALIST | Could be a spice catalogue for the expert (10) |
