What is your favourite shop/brand for kids clothes?

[BrassicaBabe]

Hi

It's nearly that time of year where 4yo DTs need pretty much an entire new wardrobe

I'm happy enough with supermarkets for day to day stuff. But I like to get some better quality stuff to mix with it.

Let me nose at the places you like to buy kids clothes please I need inspiration!

TIA

Sainsbury's for day to day, M & Co. when spending a bit more. Jojo Maman Bebe do lovely stuff as well, although haven't bought from there for a long time, so can't comment on current quality.

Boden.
I have 3 boys, and i just give them the catalogue and they pick what they want. Having said that, they have very simple tastes.
They love the tartan [http://www.boden.co.uk/en-GB/Boys-1H-12yrs-Trousers-Jeans/Tapered/22411-RED/Boys-1H-12yrs-Red-Check-Brushed-Tartan-Cargos.html?sc=LNU5&cm_mmc=PLA--Google--Shopping-_-Product&istCompanyId=a40e1fa1-0635-4a1b-8d9a-2caa763eeee2&istItemId=lrwpmmmit&istBid=xzxt&gclid=Cj0KEQjwvJqvBRCL77m2-uKczsIBEiQAkx8VjETMCSVubfU0Sm345zcJI1VoIj4kO0174h95OdpD1dMaAq2M8P8HAQ cargoes]], and the cord baggies are perfect if they need something smarter. Just one pair each is plenty, then trackie bottoms from Gap or Johnnie b, with t shirts and hoods from Boden again.
My toddler is in P.O.P joggers and striped leggings, with t shirts from Boden. I find the Boden kids stuff to be very good quality. Plus there is no way I could be arsed to go out shopping for kids stuff, so all bought on line.
However, half the time the older ones are in footy kit/golf clothes/rugby kit...so over the years I have learnt that they really don't need much at all.

For my toddler DS I like H&M for basics, Little Bird at mothercare, John Lewis and ebay for 2nd hand swedish/danish brands.

My my 8 year old DD, well she basically chooses her own clothes now so I have little say. But she likes H&M and sainsburys.

Boden, especially for trousers. They wash and wear so much better than any other brand. Make sure you use a discount code, though.

Boden are my favourite for both quality and style but, much to my distress, I can't afford to get everything from there. I love sainsbury's nearly as much and the value is amazing, especially in the 25% off events. We mix in a bit of Next and then Primark for joggers/trousers.

I like matalan. I find the quality and style quite similar to next, but a little bit cheaper.

Gap mostly.
I have had some lovely things from Pumpkin Patch.

Honestly - it used to be Matalan when DD was younger (No Primarni then).
But Primark is great. Peacocks is another one.
I used to love Adams but don't think they exist anymore.
They grow so fast there really is no point spending loads. They wear the clothes for 1 season then they need more.
Unless of course you have money, in which case then you can afford to shop at better places.
£80-100 would usually sort a wardrobe of clothes for DD.
Friends and family used to buy the nicer more expensive items so it worked out well.

Pumpkin patch are good quality (& more affordable in the sale)

Aahhh... yes burnish Pumpkin Patch had some gorgeous stuff.

John Lewis or Vertbaudet have been great for DD. I'm actually contemplating ordering some of the Vertbaudet stuff for me as I'm quite small but I can't decide if that's just weird

When it time for rigging out my two boys I find I get most of their stuff from Zara and they last until outgrown.

Boden for little bits - too expensive for everything. But particularly good for 7 - 10 girls where a lot of other shops stock 'teenage' stuff.

H&M - good for t-shirts and jeans for boys, jeans for girls. Good for skinny kids.

Next if you pick and choose carefully. Same goes for a good M&S store.

John lewis - their stuff is good for slim-built kids too.

I used to like GAP but we don't have one near us now.

I like next, sainsburys and gap, although I do shop all over the place.

I really want to like h & m, but I don't often see anything nice.

I'm a big fan of H&M for all three of mine, with occasional Boden when the budget allows.

h&m and tesco's f&f brand for everyday clothes, occasional things from boden/joules/debenhams/mothercare

Does anyone like Frugi? My grandchildren wear a lot of their clothes.

Their hoodies a fabulous and you can get some good sales there.

Primarkdo some lovely durable stuff as well. If you can get your hands on Carters clothes, anyone going to Amerrica . They do some fabulous clothes for 6 years and under.

Think you can get some Carters in tkmaxx

Good old Marks and Spencer.

I'd say 75% of DD's wardrobe is from Sainsbury's. I love their clothes and great quality.
Also like H&M and a bit of Next. Boots MiniClub is good quality with offers on often.

Mango, Zara, gap, John Lewis, monsoon, Boden & joules . DD has a lot of clothes

My mum gets fabulous brands in the sale for my DCs, she is very good at sales, and she has been instructed that it has to be at least 50% off, or she is not allowed, bacause she would just go mad ;) They have quite a bit from Tommy Hilfiger, Polarn, Stella McCartney, Ralph Lauren and Molo.

I get a lot of the same brands second hand on ebay and they also get Gap and H&M hand-me-downs from my cousins DCs. I am happy with the quality of all the mentioned brands, but I very rarely pay new full price.

I buys school uniforms from new from Next and school shoes are also always from new. School clothes/shoes don't last if I buy second hand.

I have nothing against supermarket brands, and I do get the odd thing, but as I am so spoiled with my mums sales talent, it's rare.

I like Vertbaudet too. Well designed and nice touches.

My DD's wardrobe is mainly Boden, zara, joules and jojo, I don't mind next but its everywhere I look so I just get annoyed at it sometimes.

I like Next, Frugi, Boden and John Lewis.