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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]No,, I'm a snob about clothing. No characters, no logos across the chest. I allow one character pajama per year though. [/quote] I too am a complete snob about kids clothes. I’m also incredibly cheap. So, while I had strict rules about logos and “word” on kids clothes, I also had no problem digging through bins at consignment sales for said clothes. I found a goldmine of Hanna Andersson stuff at Unique once. My daughter wore those $20 of clothes until they wore out. I’m unapologetic about this. My best friend’s fourth grader wore a black tank dress with a high low hemline and wedge heeled boots to her brother’s bar mitzvah, she looked like a drunk sorority girl walking up the steps of the synagogue. I love her mom and I love that kid, and I know that she threw an incredible tantrum to wear that outfit, but that stuff doesn’t fly in my house. No characters, no words (exceptions are colleges that my husband or I attended) or “cute” sayings (messy hair, don’t care!) and nothing black. Little kids wearing black is just hipster nonsense. No spaghetti straps tank tops worn as shirts. [/quote] [img]https://preview.redd.it/lrfb590qd9b41.jpg?width=960&crop=smart&auto=webp&s=8d1185a820671d19a5879b0f8cd3e199fce18b93[/img][/quote]
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