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CHEAP neutral basic sleep suits. Where to buy that's not a supermarket? Online better as most shops don't exist here!

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Oodsigma · 23/01/2013 10:35

No supermarkets cos I've fell out with Asda & tesco doesn't understand neutral.

I've loads of pink stuff from dd3 but want some first size stuff in case dc4 is a boy and I've only got 3 neutral ones which won't last long enough for shopping/washing.

I've been watching on eBay etc but most is boy/girl or contains loads of other stuff I don't want.

Online is better as I'm on crutches/wheelchair to go out and lots of shops are inaccessible even by the time I've waited for someone to take me

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DefiniteMaybe · 23/01/2013 10:37

Mothercare do reasonably priced packs of white vests/sleepsuits

Primrose123 · 23/01/2013 10:41

M+S?

Littlemissexpecting · 23/01/2013 10:48

Next, John Lewis, M&S, Mothercare, mamas and papas, boots.
Not sure what you mean by cheap but these are all places I have been online this past couple of days.
I've bought a couple of multi pack of unisex sleep suits from next and they are very cute. I've seen quite a few cream and grey around as we'll not just white but next also have some bright colours.

Oodsigma · 23/01/2013 10:54

Asda work out at £2.50 each, next are £5 each. I'm thinking more the £2.50 end. Although I'm looking at loads of pastelly colours and preferring next with the proper colours.

It's the frustration that I'm looking at a few weeks worth of clothes that aren't going to be used again and will get covered in sick & poo and the internal argument between nice/waste of money!

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Littlemissexpecting · 23/01/2013 11:03

You could always put them on eBay after? I personally would be more likely to buy next second hand than asda.

amyboo · 23/01/2013 11:09

I'd second the M&S suggestion. Their stuff washes really well (much better than supermarket stuff imo) and their sizes are good too.

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Littlemissexpecting · 23/01/2013 11:29

Boots had offers on buy 1 get 1 half price etc so that may help but not sure if it applies to multipacks.
Next and some others still have sale stock online too do look there. Tesco yesterday had some packs reduced from £7 down to £5 but they were just white.

CPtart · 23/01/2013 11:43

Matalan

Flisspaps · 23/01/2013 11:59

Primark (although you can't shop online)

Oodsigma · 23/01/2013 12:45

Ooh littlemiss you may have cracked it. I could use my boots points!

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