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Any tips on where to buy a 5yr old a complete new wardrobe of clothes?!

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  • fraz_babe
    fraz_babe Posts: 2,908 Forumite
    I have to agree with ebay. You could get a lovely bundle for a fraction of the price.
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  • hollydays
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    asda...............
  • pange
    pange Posts: 54 Forumite
    try gumtree.com, for bundles of clothes too, much simpler, just a case of emailing any suitable finds!
  • jellyhead
    jellyhead Posts: 21,555 Forumite
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    I'm bidding on bundles of clothes on ebay at the moment. My boy is chunky and I know that next t-shirts fit him well because they're wider than some others. There's no way I could buy him new clothes from next!

    I've been buying jogging bottoms instead of trousers or jeans. Asda and tesco both do basic joggers for around £2. Things like coats and jumpers are usually included in ebay bundles (so are trousers, but as I said my boy is chunky so he's difficult to buy for).
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  • inkie
    inkie Posts: 2,609 Forumite
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    If you are OK with second hand stuff - post a wanted ad on your local freecycle group. Hopefully you will get lots of response - and the stuff that you do not need you can then freecycle onwards or send to charity shop.
  • onlyroz
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    Asda, Tesco or charity shops.
  • Cissi
    Cissi Posts: 1,131 Forumite
    I second Tesco for the everyday stuff - they have great tops for £4-5 and jeans/trousers for not much more. They last pretty well too.

    For waterproofs I'd go somewhere like www.vikingkids.co.uk - it's not worth going for the cheap and cheerful (matalan etc), it won't last. If you buy good ones on the big side to start with, they should last him a good 1.5-2 years at his age.
  • Loopy_Girl
    Loopy_Girl Posts: 4,444 Forumite
    I think La Redoute is fabby for childrens clothes. Good quality and you get stuff for round about the same price as Asda etc. They also have a sale on just now - I ordered my daughter a winter parka which was £11.00 reduced from £40.00:D
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