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[quote=Anonymous]If your kid wears uniforms, you’re probably in a better position. My kids school doesn’t have uniforms, but the students have a dress code, and can only wear athletic clothes on Fridays and sports practices.

DD started a new school during the pandemic and she was sporting colorful  Nike Tempo shorts and Aerie leggings , but soon picked up on that everyone else was wearing LL. I initially thought the shorts were too much, but I understand how important it is to feel like you belong – especially for a teenager, starting a new private school as well.

She started with one black pair of the hottie hot shorts and for the actual leggings you can get dupes of. At the time my kid preferred what she had . Most kids wear the align and You cannot even see the logo. She likes the flare, because they are long, but LL alters them for no additional charge.

Dd and I  just had a conversation about how she wanted to spend her back to school budget.  She wanted another tshirt. she could buy one $70 LL T-shirt or 3 others for $25 each. And we talked about how the LL T-shirt made her feel and how she likes the quality  And the fact that it was “cool” and she’d probably wear it 10 times as much as the $20 shirts. She splurged for another one.

My DD is very logical and conservative.  She would only buy solid, neutral  colors in shorts and leggings but for the shirts she is open to the seasonal colors. She is convinced that it’s going to go out of style, and she would not wear later in life. I actually disagree. lululemon  is pretty good high-quality and they have a great sales model.

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