Favorite girl clothes?

[Anonymous]

If you buy Tea on sale it's comparable to BabyGap.

[Anonymous]

I like Nordstrom's house brands - tucker and Tate and Nordstrom baby.

[Anonymous]

PEEK

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Must be nice to buy Boden and Tea clothes for baby to a wear a few times then grow out of.

Oh so jealous!

[Anonymous]

Winter Water Factory, Peek, Mini Boden, Polarn O Pyret, Zara, Uniqlo, Gap, Old Navy, H&M. Loads of places do great girl's clothes!

[Anonymous]

Love Jacadi - esp for coats and occasion outfits. Nordstrom, Boden, Tea Collection, Gap.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Love Jacadi - esp for coats and occasion outfits. Nordstrom, Boden, Tea Collection, Gap.

And by Nordstrom I like their house brands as mentioned above - Tucker & Tate, Peek, Nordstrom Baby.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Must be nice to buy Boden and Tea clothes for baby to a wear a few times then grow out of.

I don't think all the responses realized it's for a 6 month old in daycare.

[Anonymous]

Oh my girl was all lily Pulitzer and crewcuts and Matilda and Jane-

Until 8. Now it's all aviva and lulu.

[Anonymous]

Sorry, meant Athleta girls

[Anonymous]

Baby gap is actually quite nice. I also like kissy kissy and Zara. I like real babyish stuff at that age.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:At that age, carters, target, old navy, and for pajamas, children's place (the rest of their clothes are too thin but I love the stretchies). Babies grow so quickly that it seems wasteful to spend $15-25 per item on tea, etc. I do spend more on clothes for my four year old because she can sometimes get two seasons out of an outfit, so she has some higher end things for weekend wear.

Totally agree on this.. and you should better check online stores

[Anonymous]

I mix Carters, Old Navy and Target. Then occasional things from Childrens Place. They grow so fast the cheap stuff is fine. My 2.5 year old is just now at a place where she can wear stuff for 6 months or maybe longer, so I might invest in some nicer dresses. But before then it's not worth it.

[Anonymous]

Cat and jack does not wash well, but it is cute.

[Anonymous]

In a world where I don't feel it is incredibly wasteful to spend obscene amounts of money on children's clothes that will be stained, ripped, or outgrown within a matter of a few months:

Tea, Miniboden

So I actually buy at Target and Old Navy.

I do look for sales on Tea and will buy a few pieces at the end of season sales for the following year. It's still expensive on sale.