I try to understand the Hanna fad, but I don’t get it. Clothes seem decent quality, but they are so not fashionable. I can’t get over the look of them to justify quality. I mostly do Bosen or Nordstrom.

OP, try zulily.com. When my child was little, I often shopped there for whimsical outfits at decent prices. It's a 'limited time offer' sale model where they rotate brands so you kind of have to visit often, but they have some interesting stuff.

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Anonymous wrote:I wish I could find more cute options for boys!

Zara has awesome boys clothes. I shop their when have good sales.

I agree about Zara but the quality sucks! Holes galore... but I still buy them.

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Anonymous wrote:Hanna Andersson and Primary.com are my favorite. Primary has free shipping, regardless of the cost of the order, which is nice.

So actually- they don't anymore!!!! I have free shipping for the next year because I had already been a "frequent shopper" or whatever. You probably do too. But if you are a new shopper, there is no longer free shipping which totally sucks.

Yeah, I just saw that. They are back to the $50 like when they started. Sucks.

H&M has cute stuff and I never see any other kids wearing it. Same with Zara.

But mostly my kids live in Old Navy!

Zara is inexpensive and really cute! I went into GAP and Old Navy recently and didnt see anything nice.

Anonymous wrote:I wish I could find more cute options for boys!

Zara has awesome boys clothes. I shop their when have good sales.

Hanna is my go to. Sometimes Zara

Hanna, as others have mentioned. I have looked at the BST groups, but the items tend to be more expensive than just vulturing the Hanna sales.

You can easily get Hanna at 50% off or more if you pay attention to the near-daily emails they send you about sales. I buy a size ahead sometimes, if I like the styles that are on sale.

Zara

Hanna Anderson - hands down. Their stuff is so durable and they always have sales. I buy my DD the boys T-shirt’s however as they have higher necks (less sunscreen and cuter).

I love Purl Lamb’s sweats. Others I love that haven’t been mentioned: Peek, Stem, and rowdy sprout (for band tees).

Anonymous wrote:Hanna Andersson and Primary.com are my favorite. Primary has free shipping, regardless of the cost of the order, which is nice.

So actually- they don't anymore!!!! I have free shipping for the next year because I had already been a "frequent shopper" or whatever. You probably do too. But if you are a new shopper, there is no longer free shipping which totally sucks.

Anonymous wrote: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.

What kind of outfits do you think are cute? I ask because without knowing your taste it would be hard to say. For example, if Lilly Pulitzer makes you want to vomit, then anything that looks like that wouldn't be up your alley. Or if you like a lot of solids in slightly different colors (mustard yellow, burnt orange) then you wouldn't like certain brands.

There are a lot of buy/sell/trade (BST) groups on Facebook. I get a large portion of my DC’s wardrobe from there and get more expensive brands that tend to last longer (wear/tear) for a lot less than retail.