Girls' clothes? Where??!

[prunegirl]

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[Mud]

H&M

[Mud]

Adams are pretty good

George at Asda?

[toomanypushchairs]

We like asda too, loads of good girls clothes, some pretty, trendy etc all reasonable prices...

[woodpops]

Zara, mind you saying that I have so many problems getting my dd nice clothes. I like to see her in unusual stuff that not every other little girl is wearing!!!!

[flashingnose]

Some of the nicest clothes I've got for my dd have come from our local NCT sale!

[lisalisa]

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[Branster]

department stores (house of fraser, debenhams, etc) but not cheap by any means.
have you tried vertbaudet? their sizes are a bit different but they have nice clothes at good prices.

[KristinaM]

I am mum to a small 5yo girl and find that 4 year old girl clothes in Asda are difficult as 4 is the top of an age range and I think some of the stuf is a bit babyish. My vote goes to H&M

[Fimbo]

There is sometimes brand new Gap stuff on Ebay. Although if you get it cheap enough usually the p&p bumps the price up a bit. Whereabouts are you? Boden do a sale about once a year in a hall where I am, I haven't been but my friend said they were selling loads of stuff for £5

[Ameriscot2005]

I get most of my girls' clothes from Ebay. If buying new, it tends to be Next or M&S because those shops are near where I live.

Would love to be able to get all their things in JLP though.

[piffle]

I buy Boden sometimes in sale sometimes on ebay as it resells freat
I do buy a lot from Gymboree US as the exchange rate is too good to miss even with £15 p+p, I buy a whole load at once, they drop the ranges really quickly so you have lots of choice, my dd is quite small so the cheaper brands in the UK do not fit her, Next is enormous as is george stuff on her!
I use charity shops an awful lot too, I love browsing clothes!
H+M is brilliant too but miles away fro me sadly.
Wish they were online!!!