Cheap baby clothes website!

figgypix

Hi all,
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My friend used this site to buy a bundle of baby clothes and said it was excellent value for money. I havent used it yet but it looks pretty good! If anyone else has used them can you let me know what you thought?

www.ecobabybundle.com

dobbie82

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figgypix

APologies Dobie82 - I thought this forum was for sharing money saving sites and I was simply wondering if anyone had used this company before. As a single mother I can't afford to run the risk of not getting good value for money and was hoping others could maybe advise.

ZLS1984

Not heard of that company at all, I find though that Asda is better for baby clothes when they are little.

evilwitch

never heard of them and would be wary as you don't get an actual list of what is included in each bundle-just an example of what might be

Bunny Bundle £79 (including p&p) (please state age range required and boy/girl or unisex preference)
A beautiful selection of over 50 new or 'nearly new' high quality items which will include a number of the following: dresses/trousers, cardigans, t-shirts, sun hats, jumpers, all in ones, slippers, vests, sleepers, bootees, 2 piece sets, baby grows, tops, shoes, playsuits and more!


I could just imagine a load of worn shoes, bootees and slippers mixed in with hats and a few misshapen T shirts and a couple of other bits. The clothes may not be the style/type you like for your child (!!!!!! star tops for toddlers or flowery trousers??). Personally I would much rather dig around local car boot sales and charity shops. You see what you're getting and can make a much better call on if its what you like. Its a lot of money to spend out on the off chance of getting some good bits that I know I could get from charity shops/boot sales

Maybe if the bundles were listed with pictures then it'd be a bit more appealing. The thought is good but the delivery isn't the best IMO