Can't find nice clothes for DD age 5...

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Any ideas? I find loads of them stereotypical or tacky, like pink and sequins and all that rubbish.

Where do you get your young girls clothes from? I used to buy the odd Frugi bit but funds don't allow anymore.

Zara kids?

I got some nice cactus print stuff from next the other day. I generally find with all the high st stuff you h to order online to avoid the pink.

Never thought of Zara, thank you!

Boden and Gap

Jojo mama Bebe
M and s
Some nice bits in h and m and Sainsbury’s

I have to pick stuff up as I come across it- used to love next stuff for dd but now she’s in the older age stuff it’s not what I’m looking for at all

Boden, Joules and M&S autograph - all second hand on eBay. I like quite traditional clothes in primary colours though.

boden, gap and m&s probably have the sort of thing you're wanting.

My oldest is 5 and shes got a lot of glittery/pink/rainbow stripes clothes now, it's not my preference but its what she wants to wear so I tend to let her pick a good amount of her clothes herself as we clearly have different taste!

H&M tends to be a good place for her to choose things that aren't too tacky looking but that she likes.

JoJo, Next and the supermarkets are my go-to places.

There’s plenty of nice stuff in Next. Not always instore though. Also they do lovely bright boys stuff which would be equally suitable for girls.

I've been scrolling on Next for about an hour and can't see much I like that isn't sold out :( I also don't like slogans and Next have a lot of slogan stuff!

Oh wow, the dresses in M&S are beautiful!

Definitely Zara. H & M too but not fantastic quality. John Lewis. Jacadi for something special that no-one else will have. Petit Bateau.

Mix and match but Sainsbury's, m&s, and Asda have some super basics too.

Yes some is glittery tat but DD does like the occasional glittery item I relent to.

La Redoute have some lovely bits

My 6 year old has some really nice bits from M&S - probably my favourite for her at the moment.

I shop at most of the above too, but would also throw in Lands End (online shop) their plain basics are really good quality and I like some of the patterned/embellished stuff. Design wise, I'd say it's inbetween Boden and Next.

Boden, Gap (always a 40% off code kicking around), supermarkets - particularly Sainsbury's, H&M. I've got a redhead so deliberately avoid pink; these are my go-to shops.

I really like Sainsburys for my 5yo. Sometimes Asda but it's hit and miss, and I've also been looking at HnM lately.

My dd loves pink sparkly stuff so I do relent and let her choose some items but if she had it totally her way everything in her wardrobe would be pink and sparkly and tacky and I know that whilst she does like the colour pink, she also needs to see that nice clothes come in many colours.

Yy to joules
Also to add Boots clothes are nice for girls nice variety of colours and patterns

Jojomaman currently have some of their “original” designs (Breton striped cotton tops and dresses) at 1993 prices, to celebrate their 26th anniversary.

I also struggle with girls stuff, but have had a lot of success with Gap recently.

To add another one, FatFace have some nice girls stuff too.

H&M has a great range of colours. I tend to get things like cardigans and pinafores from JoJoMamanBebe and then things that get ruined easily like leggings, t-shirts and day dresses from H&M because they're great value for money. The £3 dresses are my favourite.

What on earth is wrong with glittery and pink for little girls???

There are a lot of secondhand selling sites for Frugi on Facebook. So you can buy nice bits that aren’t
Full price.

Zara
Mini boden
SOME stuff from H&M ( you have to rummage)
John Lewis