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Where’s the best place to buy children’s clothes 4 reasonable price?
Lugh_Chronain
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Can anyone help me? I’m looking to purchase some items for my 2yr old nephew for Christmas, hat, scarf, gloves for e.g. If you do know of any decent places to buy children’s clothes any suggestions would be most appreciated.
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Primark is practically unbeatable for kids clothes in my opinion.Marillion - A Better Way of Life.0
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asda and tesco have great clothes for kids. tesco also currently has 20% off all kids clothes, but i don't know when this offer ends.0
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You can go to Monsoon for boys scarves and gloves but they are all jaggy! Personally when I buy these items, Primark wins
The world is full of Pink Fluffy Clouds......you just need to open your eyes to see them:)
"Maybe some women aren't meant to be tamed. Maybe they just need to run free til they find someone just as wild to run with them.”0 -
Primarks great althoughtI hate their sizing, there is too much of a jump in size, usually goes 2-3 then 4-5... tend to find I can only shop there every other year....for quality ,which also seem to wash really well, I cannot fault Next....Adams and Bhs do not wash well at all...hope I'm allowed to say that..!0
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I'm with the others, definitely Primark
& they're very good about exchanges or refunds if things don't fit or suit0 -
Peacocks for me! (though we don't have a primark nearby...am now very curious! ) 0
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Ethel Austin's is so cheap for kids' stuff. I also like Peacocks, Asda and Matalan. I wish there was a Primark near me!0
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ohhhhhhhhhhhh Matalan!!! They do the best jammies EVER! A pair of character jammies like Spiderman or Bart is only £5. I have bought them for my 6 year old and they have passed down to my 4 year old and they are STILL going strong after a couple of years. AND they still have their original shape:)The world is full of Pink Fluffy Clouds......you just need to open your eyes to see them:)
"Maybe some women aren't meant to be tamed. Maybe they just need to run free til they find someone just as wild to run with them.”0 -
Monsoon (not cheap but lovely). Mini Boden (not cheap but lovely again!)H&M & Zara both great value and lovely stuff as long as you shop carefully!MTC NMP Membership #62 - made it back to size 12 after my children & I'm staying here!0
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Primark or George at Asda. They way my lad trashes his clothes I can't justify paying for more expensive prices.DTD - Doing Tesco Daily - while I still have vouchers!0
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