Cheap Holiday Clothes

john1986

Need some holiday clothes for my one year old daughter anyone know any cheap sites for the usual vests,sun hats, shorts etc want as cheap as poss and sadly going to the actual shop isn't a option with my current work rota so any good websites ?

Cheers

jon81uk

john1986 wrote: »

Need some holiday clothes for my one year old daughter anyone know any cheap sites for the usual vests,sun hats, shorts etc want as cheap as poss and sadly going to the actual shop isn't a option with my current work rota so any good websites ?

Cheers

Topman & Asos had quite a few vest tops in their sales. But I think most of the good stuff has gone now.

meer53

jon81uk wrote: »

Topman & Asos had quite a few vest tops in their sales. But I think most of the good stuff has gone now.

Do Topman sell clothes for a 12 month old girl ?

jon81uk

meer53 wrote: »

Do Topman sell clothes for a 12 month old girl ?

Ooops, sorry I just saw their posting ID was john1986 and assumed they were looking for themselves! I didn't read through properly and as I had seen good sales on mens stuff I thought I would share.

Can't really help with kids clothes, I would go in store to Primark, Gap or H&M if buying for nephews, but don't know if they are good online for this?

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Try Amazon.. we just received a red fruit of the loom t-shirt (for his school colours) and it only cost £2.70 delivered (We have prime.. you need to spend £10 normally, but you could buy a few thngs)

e.g. things like this - http://www.amazon.co.uk/Pumpkin-Patch-Sunhat-Bright-Manufacturer/dp/B00NNMLRMW/

soolin

Can you not try an out of town shop that has extended hours, like Matalan or Mothercare (I think they trade under a different name now)? We have several around here that are open until 10pm most nights.

DigForVictory

Small person on holiday - apart from photos, you could bundle them in a spiderman costume throughout & have the peace of mind of knowing your child is the easily spotted one.
In the name of all you hold dear, do travel with a hat. Or a baseballcap with a hankie tucked in to shade the back of the neck.
Does the work rota debar you from jumble sales, charity shops & carboots?
Also I gather facebook can be preferred for local sales of bundles of cheap garments.
If all else fails, buy out there. Stonking souvenirs, more interesting/varied/different & (if eurozone) likely yet cheaper still & still no VAT. If outside Eurozone, take one beloved outfit & have it copied in various fabrics? Fast, cheap, unique & you can ask for room for growth too.
Have fun!

ben_m_g

An idea you may not like, but fits the bill...

EBay and Facebook groups often have bundles for sale, second hand clothes aren't exactly most peoples first choice, but it would mean cheap as chips clothes, that you can stain with suntan lotion / ice cream etc. and just don't bring them back.

McKneff

Go to fb and search for local selling sites.


Kids bundles of clothes are cheap as chips....