old navy & target - my son grows really fast and is hard on clothes so we stay in the cheap lane.

We took him to the outlets and pick out shirts that reflect his interests so he has an ice breaker with peers.

Gap, Old Navy, Primary, Lands End for online shopping.

Target in person - I like to see those clothes before buying.

Our school has uniforms, so we get most school stuff from the uniform store/2nd hand sales.

I have a rising first grader, and buy almost exclusively Boden for school and then Ralph Lauren for slightly dressier clothes.

Gap and Macy's sales, Land's End

*pp here by “him” I mean my oldest son

I have three boys.

For the past 6 years I have bought him a seasonal wardrobe off of Boden/Hanna 2nd hand Facebook groups. The best lined pants, nice shirts…all durable as can be.

It’s amazing because the clothes will and have lasted all the way through to my third son! Even second hand, the quality can’t be beat. And my son is HARD on his clothes.

I do fill in the gaps with some things from Old Navy.

But 2nd hand Facebook groups for top brands are the way to go.

I usually buy at Amazon. Recently I bought DS some basic tees at Old Navy and was pleasantly surprised how nice they were. And inexpensive.

H&M, gap, old navy, Nordstrom, Nordstrom rack