I think their clothes tend to hold up better than a lot of the other brands. Don’t get me wrong, my kid has clothes from a variety of places including Target, Old Navy, Lands End, and Hanna Andersson, but the Hanna clothes don’t look nearly as worn as other brands after multiple wearings and washings. They offer slim options for a decent number of their pants (which are hard to find for kids unless you only buy leggings) and the drawstrings in pants actually work - it’s not just a decoration.
I do buy a fair amount used (Facebook groups) and also sell what my kid has outgrown. Occasionally I’ll buy new, but it has to be a really good sale/discount for me to do that.

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Anonymous wrote:$25 for pajamas is ON SALE? That's insane.

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But they are so worth it. They make it through 2 kids and countless washings, and still look good enough to donate.

No....Hanna Andersson clothes are a status symbol. That's it.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:$25 for pajamas is ON SALE? That's insane.

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But they are so worth it. They make it through 2 kids and countless washings, and still look good enough to donate.

I have got Carter's pjs thay I got on consignment that are on their 3rd kid in my house. They look fine and don't have holes and cost me about 3 bucks!!

I was going to say -- I just sold a bunch of Carter's and Old Navy pajamas that were in great condition after two kids and countless washings. I truly don't understand the Hanna love on DCUM. I have not found the quality to be worth the cost.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:$25 for pajamas is ON SALE? That's insane.

+1

But they are so worth it. They make it through 2 kids and countless washings, and still look good enough to donate.

To each his own, but they are pajamas...they are for sleeping. How much wear and tear can they get?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:$25 for pajamas is ON SALE? That's insane.

+1

But they are so worth it. They make it through 2 kids and countless washings, and still look good enough to donate.

I have got Carter's pjs thay I got on consignment that are on their 3rd kid in my house. They look fine and don't have holes and cost me about 3 bucks!!

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Anonymous wrote:$25 for pajamas is ON SALE? That's insane.

+1

But they are so worth it. They make it through 2 kids and countless washings, and still look good enough to donate.

Anonymous wrote:$25 for pajamas is ON SALE? That's insane.

+1

They honestly had better sales earlier in the month (got $49 pants for $8, $39 shirts for $10, etc). Hold out for something better. Also, every Friday is grandparents day at Hanna -- bring a grandparent with and you get an additional 15% off all items

$25 for pajamas is ON SALE? That's insane.

http://www.hannaandersson.com/sale/ Free shipping and 25% off various items...

Yes, they just sent out an email saying it starts at midnight PST. $25 pajamas ans 25% off other stuff.

Yes. I bought deeply discounted PJ's when I woke up in the middle of the night after Thanksgiving last year. Their sale starts at midnight PST, so shop early!

For years, they had the pajamas for $18-20 on Black Friday, including last year. This year they had a series off special sales throughout November, but I am betting that there will be something going on tomorrow.

Looking for the same information and haven't found anything yet

Does Hanna Andersson usually have an after thanksgiving sale? I looked on their website but just saw sale information for December and June.