Matching mummy/toddler clothing recommendations

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I am looking for a brand that does nice mummy and child matching clothing. Most websites on Google just have ugly slogan t-shirts. NeverFullyDressed had nice things but they have limited stock & sizes and don't seem to be making any more matching clothing. I have a daughter for size 3-4 and a son for size 2-3. Any recommendations?

Don’t do it!

Nooooooo, don't do this, it's the cringiest thing ever.

I see you've had some very helpful replies already, OP.

I actually don't really know, so I'm trying to help by bumping for you. Although Seraphine do have a few t shirts and jumpers I think, that are quite understated and inoffensive!

Juno jacks have a limited range

Aw I like matching clothing but Mumsnet doesn't. Can you create your own rather than buying actual sets? Like blue jeans for you, blue joggers for your son and blue leggings for dd and then everyone wears the same colour t-shirt.

Frugi have matching prints but they're quite bright so not everyone cup of tea.

This jumper is cute and comes in adult and kids sizes.

Nobody's child have some lovely clothes with kids clothes in the same prints

I don't do a matchy thing, I have two boys and a girl so we would look like right idiots if we were all matching, but my daughter has a lovely jumper from Scamp and Dude and they had matching and coordinating sweatshirts and things for adults. Quite loud prints but I like them!

@Poorenough

Aw I like matching clothing but Mumsnet doesn't. Can you create your own rather than buying actual sets? Like blue jeans for you, blue joggers for your son and blue leggings for dd and then everyone wears the same colour t-shirt.

Or dungarees!

I bought some lovely items from River Island for my 5month old and I.

Try the scandi brands like Duns Sweden and Maxomorra. Lots of bright prints available.

I buy from next. Whatever age your daughter is - and then I buy age 14/15. They’re big enough!

How complete do you want the look?

You can buy adult nappies in most drug stores.

Look on us websites, far more common there.