Favorite kid clothing brand?
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Anonymous
| That doesn't cost $$$$, that isn't super well-known, and that I can buy online for 3T size girl? I'm bored of our current staple stores for clothes and I always wonder where people get cute outfits I see around. |
Anonymous
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I have two freinds (who are friends with each other) who post pics of their kids on Facebook constantly tagging their favorite kiddie clothing brand. I’m not sure how old they go. Thy are seriously obsessed with this brand though. Pretty basic solids and stripes similar to the brand, primary called June and January.
I find it annoying when people obsess more about their kids’ clothes than their smiles in pics. |
Anonymous
| Kate Quinn Organic or Olive Juice |
Anonymous
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When I'm bored I check out Thredup -- I set the filter for "new with tags" and "like new," and see what's there. It's introduced me to some different things.
But for "favorite" I do like Hanna Anderson and Lands End, you can't beat the quality. Tea is cute but the quality isn't always there. |
Anonymous
| I wish I could find more cute options for boys! |
Anonymous
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Gap (on sale)
Cat & Jane (Target) H&M Bennetton All offer really good $/value. |
Anonymous
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Mitz Kids
Primary.com |
Anonymous
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My 2.5 year old could live in Hanna Andersson's twirly dresses. I buy them second hand for around $20 each.
For new stuff, I like the H&M conscious line. Better quality than regular H&M and reasonably priced. |
Anonymous
| HA and Boden |
Anonymous
Boden and Zara have very cute and different boy stuff |
Anonymous
| It's well known, but Hanna Andersson is always my go-to for clothes. Quality is spot on, stains miraculously disappear in the wash when on other t-shirts they stick forever, and they have basic clothes that aren't super trendy, covered in cutesy phrases, etc. |
Anonymous
I think Boden is adorable but the quality for the price is just off for me. I find it fades in the wash/ dryer. (I'm sure I could hand wash and hang dry every time but these are clothes for my preschoolers- no thanks). |
Anonymous
I love Primary too but the tshirts material wrinkles like crazy and I find it shrinks a little in the dryer. I've found that if I watch for a good HA sale I can get basic Ts and shorts ("bright basics") for the same price as primary but better quality. |
Anonymous
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I think Purl Lamb has some really adorable things. And the material is fairly high quailty!
I know people really into this brand called rags to raches that is kind of different but seems difficult if you're in the middle of potty training. And apparently there is a cult following around a company called Well Dressed Wolf (like people will resell the dresses for 100s of dollars). Seems bananas to me but it is a small shop 
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Anonymous
| Hanna Andersson and Primary.com are my favorite. Primary has free shipping, regardless of the cost of the order, which is nice. |