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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I buy a lot of basics. So plain long sleeve tops in winter and plain joggers from Walmart and Target for DS7.

Examples of what I mean by basics - plain tops and plain bottoms :

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There’s times where he has the same top and bottom style and color on two or three days in a row because I might have six blue tops and six gray pants. It’s never the same clothes as in it’s never dirty clothes but it’s clean duplicates of the outfit.

I pair the clothes after washing them and have them all in the closet and drawers so you may end up picking the exact same outfit everyday or you may get to top # 3 and it’s brown and a blue pair of pants are next in the stack and top # 4 is black and the pants are gray or it may be that tops 1-4 are all the same navy blue style and the pants 1-4 too.

DH feels strongly that the school is thinking he’s wearing the same clothes every single day if he ends up in the same color scheme multiple days in a row. In my mind, they aren’t because the clothes are clearly clean and not stained which is how he normally comes home at the end of the day. They are clean duplicates - same style tops and bottoms and a lot of the time certain colors go on sale before others so I end up picking up more of a certain color.

Are people thinking or assuming DS is wearing the same clothes every single day? [/quote]

Stay away from Walmart.  Child labor and the clothes are really cheap looking.   For a few more dollars you can get better quality sweatpants at the Gap, Nike or H&M.   Get different colors so he can switch it up.   [/quote]

H&M is one of the biggest users of child labor in countries like Myanmar.[/quote]

They aren’t in Myanmar anymore.   A lot of posters here don’t like to spend money on clothes.   The Gap has been forced to do the right thing, no slave labor, no child labor.  They are pretty safe and they have really good basic cotton clothing for kids.   [/quote]

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