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Best quality babywear on the highstreet?

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KLouiseHerts8 · 26/03/2014 21:06

Where do you think sells the best quality baby clothing on the highstreet? Do you think Mothercare are best in terms of quality or are Next/M&S/supermarkets just as good?

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SavoyCabbage · 26/03/2014 21:13

I would say they are all similar if you are talking babygros, vests etc.

vichill · 27/03/2014 16:00

all the same to me so unless it's exceptionally cute or to my taste I wouldn't spend next, mamas and papas, mother care non sale prices.

crazykat · 27/03/2014 16:11

I'd say they're all about the same quality just different styles.

They all have really good things that wash very well and others that don't.

The cheap tshirts in primark don't wash or wear very well but are great for park/playing out clothes. That said I stupidly bought dd1 a my little pony tshirt from next which was £9 and was awful quality even compared to primark £1.50 tshirts.

I do prefer next/m&s/mothercare for newborn sleep suits as they all have built in scratch mitts whereas sleep suits from asda etc only have them on a few.

crazykat · 27/03/2014 16:13

Debenhams have really cute tshirts with built in popper vests that wash very well and are lovely and soft.

UriGeller · 27/03/2014 16:14

I think Boots are better than Mothercare, the sizing is really roomy and they're soft but John Lewis are better still.

Vests I buy from tesco.

AngelaDaviesHair · 27/03/2014 16:15

Boots is very good, certainly better than Mothercare.
M&S is fine.
The best vests and basic suits bar none are from Petit Bateau, but given their prices, that's how it should be.

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