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where do you buy beautiful baby clothes?

39 replies

nomorebooze · 28/07/2010 09:01

I struggle to find lovely shops to buy my baby girls clothes, where do you buy yours? xx

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Bonsoir · 28/07/2010 09:03

Budget?

nomorebooze · 28/07/2010 10:06

havent got one, as long as its not extorsionate, if i like i will buy

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ProfessorLaytonIsMyLoveSlave · 28/07/2010 10:08

eBay, mostly. There is some lovely stuff on there (including barely-worn or completely unworn designer items) and baby clothes seem to go very cheaply.

Bonsoir · 28/07/2010 10:09

Bonpoint

traceybath · 28/07/2010 10:43

If you're near Bicester its worth a visit for Bonpoint, Petit Bateau etc all discounted but still quite £££.

I also like bits from boden, the white company, gap and zara. Oh and John Lewis for the odd thing.

But generally I find it very easy to find lovely clothes for girls.

DorotheaPlenticlew · 28/07/2010 10:44

Nordic Kids

DorotheaPlenticlew · 28/07/2010 10:51

And also sometimes Brora -- the baby cashmere is lovely, but they have other bits too. I bought this dress for DD recently although she's still too little, it's really for next year.

nancy75 · 28/07/2010 10:59

there is a website called just dresses that do some nice things. sometimes john lewis have some ok stuff. i bought alot of dd's baby stuff from independant shops - where are you, if you are near me i can recomend a few.

nancy75 · 28/07/2010 11:01

gap also have a few nice bits, as do next - but you have to really look for them!

DorotheaPlenticlew · 28/07/2010 11:19

Also second the ebay recommendation.

nomorebooze · 28/07/2010 11:56

i am durham/newcastle area! thanks for posts so far will look later when dd is napping!

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tethersend · 28/07/2010 13:22

Zara is by far and away the best for stylish and unusual baby bits IME- closely followed by H&M and Topshop when my DD was tiny- although their stuff at the moment is poo.

MrsC2010 · 28/07/2010 17:12

I love Bonnie Baby...some of it. Sale on at the mo, trying to decide whether or not I should buy.

PaulineCampbellJones · 28/07/2010 21:17

no more booze I go to Fenwicks in Newcastle. They have No added sugar, Emile et Rose and lots of lovely things. Third floor. I also buy Oilily, Nordic Kids, Monsoon and Debenhams. Check out the FAO putlet at Dalton Park as well for some good bargains.

PaulineCampbellJones · 28/07/2010 21:19

I mean GAP outlet, bleeding iPhone.

Whoamireally · 28/07/2010 22:35

D'arcy Brown. Again, try Ebay. No-one can spell it right so you are often the only one bidding

Whoamireally · 28/07/2010 22:37

see?

Whoamireally · 28/07/2010 22:37

Bollocks. Have now potentially shot self in foot.

Whoamireally · 28/07/2010 22:39

I also like Tea Collection usu off Ebay.

Whoamireally · 28/07/2010 22:40

Adore the kimono style dress tops. Sorry for multiple posts - should have said it all in one

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DorotheaPlenticlew · 29/07/2010 08:22
iwilldothis · 29/07/2010 15:10

Catimini- i don't buy it myself as it's expensive but DD got a gorgeous gift from there

azazello · 29/07/2010 15:49

Catimini is really lovely and you can get it on Ebay. It is unusual and very hard wearing. I bought some off Ebay when DD was a baby. So far it has been worn by 4 children and is only now starting to show signs of wear in that I won't be able to ebay it when D niece 2 is finished with it...

Oilily is also lovely as is Rachel Riley. Gap is good as well.

I tend to buy nice stuff whenever I see it (in the sale or on holiday etc) and then reckon to put it away until it will fit DD. which saves a bit of money.

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