School cardigans that don't look like a piece of rag in 2 weeks

[Dollenganger333]

Where is the best place? I saw on the Next website that they sell Clarks ones. Are they any good? Most of the supermarket ones and even John Lewis have not worn well at all. TIA

@Dollenganger333

For which age?

Which colour do you need to get?

I know you say about the supermarkets not being great, but we've found the George Asda ones to be really hardwaring.

Can you knit?

Do they have to be knitted ones? DS' school has sweatshirt type fabric ones but still cut like a cardigan with buttons etc (girls and boys wear them) and they still look brand new from September

I find the Asda ones great personally. M&S stuff wears brill too in my opinion

Sorry these are sweatshirt type cardigans though

Buy the proper school ones I've had them years and never felt they looked like rags 🤷‍♀️

Sainsbury's sweatshirt cardis

Like these, DS' are school branded but only because the school sells them for £5 each, and some of the children wear plain ones and they still look just as nice

I wish I could!

They need to be navy and age 7. My daughter is only 4 but she's very tall.

Gap ones have been good here. Passed down without any wear or shrinkage. Others have holes or have become odd shapes!

M&S - I've found their school clothing stays looking great.

Thanks everyone. I'll try M&S - we haven't had cardigans from there before.

The next ones are ok. Don't tumble dry