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Reasonably priced dressing up / party clothes
peanutpie05
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Can anyone help me. My dd's birthday is at he end of June and today (being the forward thinker that she is) she came to me with her wish list for her birthday.
She wants another princess dress (amongst other things) ... this time she wants Snow White.
Does anyone know a good outlet/website that sells good quality disney princess dresses at low prices?
Any advice much appreciated
She wants another princess dress (amongst other things) ... this time she wants Snow White.
Does anyone know a good outlet/website that sells good quality disney princess dresses at low prices?
Any advice much appreciated
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Have you tried Asda. I got my son a captain hook disney one for £12 for a party. Not sure what others they haveGive me the boy until he's seven and i'll give you the man.0
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Try Woolworths. I work in a school and we got some lovely dressing up clothes (including Disney) for the children about four weeks ago. At the time it was massively reduced.0
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Snow White is £15 in Woolworths at the moment and it's absolutely beautiful even down to having the red ribbon hairband and the white stand up collar. I went in to get Cinderella but ended up buying Snow White and the Ice Queen too
My only excuse is that after having a tomboy and a real boy it's such fun having a girly girl
Organised people are just too lazy to look for things
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The larger tesco stores are great too. I got my 4 yr old son a power rangers outfit for £12 when it was £25 in other shops!Sam0
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Saw some in Sainsburys on Monday reduced. Cant remember by how much though.
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Sainsbury's sell them too and my local store is selling them at £10 (reduced from £15) There is a 20% off all clothing promotion going on as well so you will be able to pick up the dress for £8.00. It's really pretty and in my opinion very good quality as well.It's best to regret things you have done rather than those you have not...0
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