where can i get cheap basics (shorts, tee shirts, etc) for a 9 year old girl?

[Anonymous]

Gymobree and Crazy 8 - 50% off sale plus coupon can bring down the price to under $5 each. We use them for basic solids only - cotton shorts, cotton stretch capris and leggings, basic t shirts.

Target sale - $5 each shorts and shirts

Old Navy - wait a month, they will have 50% off sales

Sears - yes, of all places, cute tshirts for $5 with cute, age appropriate graphics and sayings

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Target, H & M

This. Buy shorts/skirts at Target & H&M.

BUT, I would go physically to Baby Gap and buy all the tees there from the little sale/clearance area. It always has in season tees and other shirts. Will take just 2 minutes to pick out several items. They usually are $7.

[Anonymous]

I like the Kidizen app. You can get some really nice used stuff at good prices.

[Anonymous]

Next direct

[Anonymous]

My kid is 3 so I know in smaller sizes that yours OP, but I feel you with Gap and Gymoree recently. I was at the Outlets over the weekend with coupons and nothing inspired me, I like their older stuff better.
If you can get away with it, take her to Unique thrift store. Thats where I get most of DD's stuff. You can get brand names clothes n good condition if you take the time to look through.

[Anonymous]

Children's Place online, they always have sales and their clearance prices are hard to beat

[Anonymous]

Thredup.

https://www.primary.com/ goes up to 12.

[Anonymous]

Children's Place is currently having a 50% off sale on everything with free shipping. I logged on at lunch. Bought 10 tees and 10 pairs of shorts. Boom! My summer camp shopping is done.

[Anonymous]

Seriously? Have you not heard of Target and Walmart?

[Anonymous]

OP here.

Thanks!

Children's place's stuff is surprisingly cute and I found some great basics at H and M.

I rue the days I spent $$ on kids' clothing at Boden, Jcrew, etc.
Oh to have that all back and in my savings account or their college accounts.

[Anonymous]

Thrift store.

[Anonymous]

Kohls.

You can always find a 15% coupon, often 20% or 30%. Plus you can stack the coupon together with Kohls Bucks, either accumulating or spending.

[Anonymous]

Uniqlo has great basics. They were supposed to open in DC, but I haven't heard an update on that in awhile.

http://www.uniqlo.com/us/girls.html

[Anonymous]

There's also Zara kids http://www.zara.com/us/en/kids-c358503.html (range of prices)

[Anonymous]

Target has some stuff, but much less for the over 8 crowd (as compared with the under 8 crowd).
I get a lot of stuff at Land's End when they have the 40% off sales, or the 30% of sales prices.